Virgin atlantic 350-1000 seats

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Virgin Atlantic’s Airbus A350‑1000 is offered in a few cabin layouts that balance business, premium‑economy and economy seats.

Standard three‑class configuration

The original A350‑1000 layout provides 44 Upper Class (business) seats, 56 Premium Economy seats, and 235 Economy seats. This configuration was used on early deliveries and routes such as London‑New York. One Mile at a Time +3

Leisure‑focused configuration

A later “leisure” version reduces Upper Class seats to 16, keeps 56 Premium Economy seats, and expands Economy to 335 seats. This layout is intended for holiday markets and operates on routes like London‑Orlando and other Caribbean destinations. One Mile at a Time +1

Recent route‑specific example

For the London‑Heathrow to Cancún service announced in 2024, the aircraft is fitted with 16 Upper Class seats, 56 Premium seats, and 325 Economy seats, also featuring the onboard social space called The Booth. Economy Class & Beyond

These configurations show how Virgin Atlantic tailors the A350‑1000 cabin to match business demand and leisure‑travel needs.

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