So I just read that American Airlines is planning to have some super premium-heavy routes with their 787s by 2026. They're looking to use the 787-9 for this, which makes sense since it's more geared for premium travelers than the 787-8. Apparently, they have 37 of the 787-8s, which is a lot, but I guess they're not as focused on premium seating.
It's pretty interesting that they're only going to have 244 seats on these routes. Seems like American is really trying to cater to those high-paying passengers. I mean, it makes sense, right? More airlines are trying to maximize profits from premium travelers these days.
I'm curious about which routes they plan to use these on. Anyone have any thoughts? Also, do you think this trend of going more premium is going to keep growing? Or will it hit a limit where it's just not worth it anymore? Love to hear what you guys think!
It's pretty interesting that they're only going to have 244 seats on these routes. Seems like American is really trying to cater to those high-paying passengers. I mean, it makes sense, right? More airlines are trying to maximize profits from premium travelers these days.
I'm curious about which routes they plan to use these on. Anyone have any thoughts? Also, do you think this trend of going more premium is going to keep growing? Or will it hit a limit where it's just not worth it anymore? Love to hear what you guys think!