American Airlines

✅ Trip Verified | The First Class seat on American Airlines Boeing 777-300 is unique in that it swivels and has a device for maneuvering the seat with pre-set setting or you can choose. The armrests can be lowered which makes the seat in the lie flat position (prepared by the flight attendants) very comfortable and wide - easy for sleeping. A very good and comfortable design.

✅ Trip Verified | Terrible, fully upright, little padding. Plan to rub elbows with your neighbors, literally. And if the back row is open, but occupied by flight attendants, do not expect that they will be willing to share their own little piece of breathing space - they won’t.

✅ Trip Verified | The photo speaks for itself. That is seat 31A. To add insult upon injury when American Airlines sells a ticket to a family unit that a single reservation they say the rule is “we will assign seats at check in” but they actually mean (but do not tell you before you buy the fare) “we will intentionally seat family members as apart from each other as we can on for no reason other than to create an artificial demand for extra cost seats to sit with your husband or elderly parent at the gate and we may but do not really have to make an exception for kids.” My husband was assigned 20B. Appalling that they can get away with that. Service mediocre as usual otherwise.

Not Verified | Terrible seats. Middle and window seats have a metal panel under the seats that is about the width of a shoe and thus reduces foot space by that amount. Passengers are forced to cram their feet into the remaining tiny space, which is difficult or impossible, depending on the size of your personal item. I could not fit my small bag under the seat unless it was on my feet or my feet were on it. I strongly recommend against American whenever another option is available unless there is a very large price difference.

Not Verified | Flew Dallas to Rome in Premium Economy. Huge difference compare to main cabin. Wider seats, ample leg room, foot rest. Meals were served 3 times, on real plates with silverware, alcohol included. Nice Cole Haan pack with toothpaste, toothbrush, socks, eye mask, lotion, lip balm and ear plugs. Good earphones. Nice size tv screen, with nice selection. Food was def better than main cabin. Seat reclined nicely, pillow was bigger (first time ever i fell asleep on the plane).toilets are in the main cabin, no toilets for premium. Overall, very good experience.

✅ Trip Verified | I flew from Portland Oregon to Dallas Texas on May 15th, 2018. The airline offered free entertainment if I used my own electronic device (cell phone or tablet). However, I was not able to download American Airlines in-flight Entertainment app on the airplane, and I was left with no option for entertainment on a 4-Hour flight. The stewardess also was unable to access the entertainment option on her device. I was very frustrated and American Airlines needs to fix this for all passengers. It seems those with iPhones have an easy ride, but those Android devices are stuck with no options. Also, I was disgusted to see the stewardess serve the three ladies seated in front of me 2 full bottles of wine (750 ml each) They were able to purchase each large bottle of wine for $8 each, and they got pretty drunk on the plane. They were loud and obnoxious. I don't understand how they can sell individual size bottles of wine for $8, and yet these ladies were able to purchase 2 entire bottles for the same price. The stewardess should be reprimanded for this, as it was very irresponsible on her part and unfair to all the other passengers who paid a fair price for individual drinks.

✅ Trip Verified | Sat all the way in the back. Seats were the worst I have ever sat in on any flight. They didn’t recline back but rather leaned your body uncomfortably forward. Never will fly with American again.

✅ Trip Verified | Sat in row 22 seat A. Luckily there was only two seats taken on our row because it would have been unbearable for 8 hours flying from LHR to ORD with 3 people in a row that cramped! I can honestly say that it is the most cramped economy class I’ve flown in to date (and I fly a lot) The food was ok, cabin crew were rude and officious on that particular flight, I think some cabin crew forget they are just waitresses and waiters and develop a heightened sense of self importance and they seem to forget that the passengers on that plane have paid a contribution into their pay packets. The 787 is a beautiful plane though, you do notice the difference when you land, as there is more humidity in the cabin you don’t dry out, and it’s pressurised to a lower altitude. It’s the quietist plane I’ve been on (quieter than an A380) we had very strong turbulence over Greenland but the flex in the wings soak up most of the upwards and downward shift in air flow. I’ve flown with AA about 8 times now and I’ve not had a bad landing. All in it was a good flight and I would recommend them but try the 787 by all means but be prepared for a smaller amount of leg space than all the other long haul planes in the AA fleet.

❎ Not Verified | I was seated in 9B, a premium economy seat on the Boeing 757. Fortunately, I did not pay extra for the premium economy seat because I'm a permanent platinum frequent flyer on American. Had I actually paid extra, I would be really mad. The flight was overnight from Kona, HI to Phoenix, AZ, a six hour flight. Even though the seat was premium economy, it was pure torture all the way. I'm 5'7" tall, but I had no more than 6" legroom in front of my knees, probably less. There was absolutely no way to be comfortable for the entire six hours. And now I read American is reducing the economy class seat pitch even further. American's coach seating should be considered an international human rights violation.

✅ Trip Verified | Flew on this A321 on a 4 hour flight from Seattle to Dallas fort Worth. New A321 with sharklets and the refurbished cabin (non transcon version). IFE forced you to watch two 30 second ads before starting your movie or tv show, good selection of movies but limited selection of tv shows and they only had 4 episodes each. Spent most of my time on the moving map, service was average at best, Biscoff cookies and pretzels and a soft drink, if you want food you have to pay. AC ports and USB ports at each seat was definitely a huge plus. Recline was ok but since I was in 21A in front of a lavatory my seat would hit the wall. When fully upright seat was extremely uncomfortable, legroom was very dismal and the person in front reclined the whole flight. Flight Attendants didn't seem very interested and were just going through the motions, they didn't seem to genuinely enjoy what they were doing. Landing in Dallas Fort Worth almost killed me because there was a giant thunderstorm going on outside which tossed the plane around and made for a very hard landing.