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It’s one of those weird mid-merger moments when the plane says “American” on the outside but it’s all US Airways inside. We’ll jump to calling it American Airlines A321 and show you exit seat 23A, an exit row upgrade, in our video and text reviews.
At post time, it’s still officially a US Airways plane but we’re jumping ahead a handful of months and calling it an American Airlines A320…because it will be. Check out our review of exit row 11 here…before they put slimmer seats in.
Airline: US Airways Aircraft: A321 Seat info: Row 5 – Seats 5A, 5B, 5C. Class: Economy (Bulkhead row) – “Choice Seat” {{orbitz2}}
Airline: US Airways Aircraft: A321 Seat: 10A Class: Economy (Exit Row) – “Choice Seat” {{orbitz2}}
Airline: US Airways Aircraft: Airbus A320 Row: 3 Class: First {{orbitz2}}
Airline: US Airways Aircraft: Airbus 319 (A319) Row: 10 Seat: A or F Class: Economy (Exit – Premium) {{orbitz2}}
Airline: US Airways Aircraft: Airbus 319 (A319) Row: 2 Seat: C/D Class: First {{orbitz2}}
Airline: US Airways Aircraft: Embraer 170 Seat: Row 1 (Bulkhead) Class: First {{orbitz2}}
Airline: US Airways Express Aircraft: Canadair CRJ-200 (CL-65) Seat: 10C Class: Economy {{Orbitz2}}
