Flying in Style: Onboard American Airlines Inaugural A321 Transcontinental Service

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Flying in Style: Onboard American Airlines Inaugural A321 Transcontinental Service (http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/nycaviation/~3/ctBuCO69Wqw/)

Earlier this week, NYCAviation had the opportunity to ride onboard American Airlines bran new Airbus A321 Transcontinental service. So how did we like the ride inside the new jet? Consider us impressed!http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/nycaviation/~4/ctBuCO69Wqw
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[mirrodie]

Nice write up Manny! Surprised to see they ponied up the fare!

[gonzalu]

Thanks Mario... NYCA has clout now :smile:

[LGA777]

Nice report and new airliner Manny. I very much look forward to flying one of these.

Cheers

LGA777

[gonzalu]

Thanks... just make sure you get Business or First. Otherwise Coach is just about the same as other top offerings like Virgin America, jetBlue etc.

[PhilDernerJr]

Thanks... just make sure you get Business or First. Otherwise Coach is just about the same as other top offerings like Virgin America, jetBlue etc.

God forbid you be left with the best economy legroom in the industry. ;)

[gonzalu]

Phil, sorry, Economy legroom is not and never will be great. a difference of one to three inches isn't nearly enough to make a difference. It isn't all about knee room...

[AA757]

I enjoyed your trip report on the AA A321T, it still seems so sad to go from A DC-7 through all the other classic aircraft on this route to a long bus....


Rich Barnett

[gonzalu]

Thanks Rich... technically speaking, it is a far more enjoyable "ride" as opposed to the nostalgia of "looking" at the airplane of old. Indeed the plane is there as a service extension, not as a capsule of history (at least from the business of the Airline that is)

I am sure those who rode the B767 felt the same way :tongue: