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The End Of First Class: American Airlines Debuts New Flagship Suites On Its Largest Aircraft
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American Airlines debuted its first retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER featuring Flagship Suites, extending its premium push on widebodies. The aircraft, registered as N718AN, entered the picture on Wednesday after an extensive retrofit in Hong Kong. It had been out of service for eight months for interior work and returned to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport on Aug. 13, with a test flight recorded by Flightradar24. The 777-300ER will carry 70 Flagship Suite seats (1-2-1) with privacy doors, plus 44 Premium Economy recliners (2-4-2) and 30 Main Cabin Extra seats. The total capacity rises from 304 to 330, with amenities including Bluetooth, AT&T Wi-Fi, 4K screens, and power outlets.
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