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Airplane seats are a hot discussion subject, and controversial reservation strategies have even debate on social networks. For the most part, people prefer the aisle or the seat of the window - and not the dreaded environment - and the places with additional legs or bells are even more coveted. United Airlines offers different seats and reservation options, allowing you to choose an experience you can afford and enjoy. But now, the airline has announced seats and improvements in pleasure, which will be set up this year. Read the rest to find out what you can expect to see on future flights.

Read this then: Southwest finally changes the way it takes flights .

In a press release in December 2022, United declared that he was continuing "his unprecedented effort to upgrade the interiors of his existing fleet , "Noting that the seats of the United Polaris commercial class and the United Premium Plus seats have been added to its international planes. However, the plans for national planes are a bit different. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"United will also modernize 100% of its main body aircraft with its signature interior," said the press release. "About 100 planes should be completed in 2023 with the rest planned at the end of 2025."

Quoting a "United Airlines Tipster", view site view from the wing reports that United will be really modernized 175 planes This year. The objective is ambitious, reported the point of sale, but the predictioner noted that United planned to quickly go to the process.

By view from the wing, domestic, tight (Those who have a passenger driveway) will soon have additional premium seats, file entertainment screens (which can connect to your headphones using Bluetooth), larger air bins and improved wifi. With these changes, United will be more in line with its competitors, at Delta Air Lines and American Airlines, which both offer WiFi in flight. Delta increases the bet, because he already has file screens on planes, the release reported.

United also discussed some updates in a recent issue of his Hemispheres magazine. A photo of an article was Posted on Twitter , which explains why the airline introduces "an innovative technology at each seat" with "the next generation of United".

"We are improving the interior of all united planes," said the article. In addition to the modifications highlighted by the view from the wing, by 2025, the airbus aircraft with narrow body will have "refreshing toilets" and "luxurious interior characteristics", according to the Hemispheres article. He also suggests that new seats will be added to United First, a premium cabin available on interior flights.

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The United website suggests that even more " exciting changes "are in store. The airline declares that the updated planes interiors will also boast more outlets, new carpets and mood lighting - in addition to extended air bins, wifi and screens of Private file.

Better Life contacted United for more information on the renovation plans, but has not yet heard.

According to the view of the wing, these changes were announced for the first time in September 2021, as part of a plan called united Next. The expansion effort included the purchase of 270 new planes And the creation of 25,000 jobs, said the airline at the time, according to The New York Times .

But after a little over a year, the plans are starting to take shape. In December 2022, the airline confirmed that it commanded 200 new large Boeing planes (those who have two passengers), depending on whether it was the largest sale of all time for an American carrier. 56 Other narrow body planes will also be ordered, with the possibility of adding 44 others, said the airline.

"United emerged from the pandemic as the world's main global airline and the standard bearer of the United States", CEO of United Scott Kirby said in the press release in December 2022. "This order more solidifies our advance and creates new opportunities for our customers, employees and shareholders by accelerating our plan to connect more people to more places around the world and offer the Best experience in the sky. "