AA 777 experience?

MikeOH58

MikeOH58

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In December i'm flying Kennedy-Heathrow in an American Airlines 777 (Coach 24A/Window). Hows American, their coach class and the 777 for international travel? Am I in for a world of hell, or could this just turn out to be ok?
 
I have flown the 777 out of RDU to Gatwick and had a good experience. American CSR's can be quite testy, but the actual crews on board have always been great when I have flown.
 
If you're in an "A" seat, you'll be fine :) It's when you're in the middle seat in the center section that it sucks.

The legroom isn't especially generous.

Check seatguru.com for specifics about lav location, etc.
 
As a sidebar, AA also does cripple 7 service ORD-DFW if you get a chance. Nothing like flying a very lightly loaded 7 with those powerful engines!
 
flyguy75252 said:
As a sidebar, AA also does cripple 7 service ORD-DFW if you get a chance. Nothing like flying a very lightly loaded 7 with those powerful engines!
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Only lightly loaded unless something earlier has cxld or there's a boatload of non-revs trying to get out! I've ridden that ride wide open and I've been stuck in the middle seat in the waaaaay back with every seat full. (When I was teaching down there I'd commute back on that flight.)
 
MQAAord said:
Only lightly loaded unless something earlier has cxld or there's a boatload of non-revs trying to get out! I've ridden that ride wide open and I've been stuck in the middle seat in the waaaaay back with every seat full. (When I was teaching down there I'd commute back on that flight.)
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the weight of 300 people vs 10 people isnt that much considering the amount of fuel that wont be on board an ord-dfw flight vs a transoceanic flight. i imagine the cargo loads domestic would be quite a bit less also.
 
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