What is the timeline for changes to the seat pitch offered by All Nippon Airways (ANA) on its transatlantic routes?
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ANA has consistently offered 34″ seat pitch in economy class on its longhaul widebody aircraft, including those serving transatlantic routes, as of August 2026. This pitch level is maintained across its 777-300ER and 787-9 fleets, with no announced changes to this standard for transatlantic services as of now. The airline has not indicated any reduction in seat pitch for its longhaul economy cabins, and its focus remains on preserving this industry-leading standard. While ANA has introduced new business class seats like “The Room FX” on its 787-9s, these upgrades do not affect economy pitch. The current configuration is expected to remain unchanged for the foreseeable future on transatlantic routes.The Alviator +1
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Resisting The Knee Squeeze: Which Airlines Offer The Most Seat Pitch In Economy?
One of the reasons people don’t enjoy flying economy is because of the limited legroom, particularly for taller passengers. In this post, I’m going to visit the topic of legroom, and introduce some airlines that offer the most seat pitch in economy. Do note that seat pitch and legroom aren’t the same thing, even though there’s obviously a strong correlation. Legroom is how much space there is between your kneecap and the seat in front – it varies depending on how long your legs are, and also how thick the seatback is. Seat pitch, meanwhile, is the distance between
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ANA To Show Off Its New Business Class Seat “The Room FX” in the Middle of Tokyo
tl;dr – If you’re in Tokyo, you can check out the new seat without even flying business class. ANA will debut its new “The Room FX” new business class seat this summer, but if you happen to be in Japan this March you won’t need to wait until then to get a feel for the experience. As reported by TRAICY, “THE Room FX” will be showcased March 12-14 in Tokyo. Here’s the schedule: You’ll be able to find this The Room FX on ANA’s new Boeing 787-9 planes. The Room FX promises Safran Seats, a wider