Source: The Points Guy
Summary
Air Canada has unveiled new interiors and business-class seats for its Airbus A321XLR and Boeing 787-10 jets. The new business-class cabin, called “Air Canada Signature Class,” will feature lie-flat seats, larger overhead compartments, and upgraded entertainment systems. The airline has also redesigned its premium economy seats with “privacy wings.” The new cabins will debut on select transatlantic and transcontinental routes.
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The escape is carefully planned.
Air Canada’s new business-class seats promise a break from the usual cramped quarters. But with 14 seats in a 1-1 herringbone configuration on the A321XLR, and 42 seats in a 1-2-1 layout on the 787-10, the airline is banking on the idea that a little extra space is all you need to feel like you’re getting away. The “Signature Class Plus” suites on the 787-10 even come with a center divider that can be lowered to create more open space – because who doesn’t want to feel like they’re in a private luxury suite at 30,000 feet?
Author: Evan Null
