Airbus A321XLR

United Airlines is introducing a new 'Economy Plus' seating option on its Airbus A321XLR aircraft, featuring an empty middle seat with a shared table between aisle and window seats. The airline plans to expand this offering and follows European carriers like Lufthansa and Finnair, which already provide similar no-middle-seat options for premium passengers.

United Airlines will offer an empty middle seat in Economy Plus on some new Airbus A321XLR flights, replacing the middle seat with a shared table and extra elbow room. The feature, inspired by European carriers like Lufthansa and Finnair, aims to attract passengers willing to pay for added comfort and may expand to other planes.

United Airlines will offer an empty middle seat in Economy Plus on some new Airbus A321XLR aircraft, using the space for a shared table and extra elbow room. The airline plans to expand this feature and has introduced 'United Relax Rows' to convert seats into lounging areas. European carriers like Lufthansa and Finnair already provide similar perks.

United Airlines plans to introduce a new Economy Plus seating configuration on its Airbus A321XLR aircraft, replacing middle seats with fixed tables to provide extra leg and elbow room. The feature will be available on all 50 ordered A321XLR jets, set to enter service in early 2027, with 4K OLED screens and ample overhead bin space included in the design.

Air Canada is investing in an Airbus A321XLR aircraft to explore new routes. The aircraft was previewed in the Montreal region.