US Airways (US) is still on track to outfit its entire Airbus A330 fleet with its Envoy Class, which features a reverse herringbone seating configuration, by this summer.
US Airways (US) is still on track to outfit its entire Airbus A330 fleet with its Envoy Class, which features a reverse herringbone seating configuration, by this summer. It was the launch customer for the Sicma Aero seat in September 2007. It has 14 of its 16 A330s outfitted. Though the carrier has Gogo Wi-Fi on its Airbus A321—with plans expand to its Airbus A319, A320 and Embraer E-190, E-170 and E-175 aircraft—US Manager-Interiors Engineering Gregg Fesenmyer said the ...
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