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Hehe · 06-11-2014, 09:38 AM

Just came back from my trip on AA J for JFK-EZE.

Nothing to write home about except a minor surprise. But plenty of legroom nonetheless and sleeping on an angle didn't really bother me as I was able to get 5hr+ sleep each way.

The surprise came from the 2-3-2 configuration as opposed to the new 1-2-1 that AA is adapting. I traveled with my 18mth old (as lap child) and wife. The attendant at check-in was nice enough to seat us at both aisle seats of the middle section, giving us a free seat so we could actually let our kid sleeping on his own seat rather than sharing our seat. As AA's retiring this configuration and none of the modern J have x-3-x configuration, seating together as a family of 3 in J would no longer be possible. (except maybe the 2-4-2 config from United)

06-11-2014, 09:38 AM	#314
Hehe OMGWTFBBQ is a common word I say everyday Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: YVR/TPE Posts: 5,241 Thanked 3,303 Times in 1,464 Posts Failed 685 Times in 223 Posts	Just came back from my trip on AA J for JFK-EZE. Nothing to write home about except a minor surprise. But plenty of legroom nonetheless and sleeping on an angle didn't really bother me as I was able to get 5hr+ sleep each way. The surprise came from the 2-3-2 configuration as opposed to the new 1-2-1 that AA is adapting. I traveled with my 18mth old (as lap child) and wife. The attendant at check-in was nice enough to seat us at both aisle seats of the middle section, giving us a free seat so we could actually let our kid sleeping on his own seat rather than sharing our seat. As AA's retiring this configuration and none of the modern J have x-3-x configuration, seating together as a family of 3 in J would no longer be possible. (except maybe the 2-4-2 config from United) __________________ Nothing for now