US Airways seat reviews

Seat 10C Dallas to Charlotte on a Thursday night. The flight was full but ran on time. 10C is exit row so there is no row 9 in front. Leg room was amazing, but have to deal with the narrower seat with in-armrest tray table. Even with my relatively slight build the width was tight. The seat pitch isn't great on the old US 321s and I hate to recline and bother passengers in next row so I can't say it was the most comfortable setting.

I was able to use under seat storage for row 8, but a stowage container blocks access for my seat-mates in the center and window seats. Of course, accessing my bag required getting out of my seat and I couldn't reasonably get to my laptop until the seat belt sign was turned off.

All things considered I would choose that seat again..

This plane was a regular American Airlines 321, not an updated Starlets aircraft. I was very disappointed that although a choice 1st class seat, the seat was uncomfortable and didn't recline nearly was much as I'd like or that other American 1st Class seats I've sat in. While the service was awesome, the variety of food items was substandard for 1st Class especially since no dinner was not served on the very long 5 1/2 flight departing at 8:30PM. I was also disappointed the food items were all prepackaged and processed rather than fresh. Definitely not what I expect for flying 1st Class. As such in this case, my flying 1st Class was definitely not worth the extra money and five 500-mile upgrades. Finally, legroom was obscured by awkward placement of the leg of the seat in front of mine in such as way as it was in my way. After my previous American Airlines flight to Philadelphia was delayed hours, this plane for the reasons I provided above wasn't what I needed to relax after a long day and stressful week!!!! American needs to complete their modernization of these 321 aircraft as soon as possible

Flew with my children and au pair, seat row 24 in center; very comfortable despite being in center (usually choose window, but wanted us to all sit together). Only one row ahead of us, so didn't feel crowded. We are all on the small size, so seat size was comfortable. Entertainment system was great; kept the kids occupied until they fell asleep. Close enough to toilets to see when they were free, not so close that the smell or a line was a problem. USB ports in arm of seats was great! Arrived with fully charged phones and tablets. Overhead bin was reasonably roomy, didn't struggle to get my slightly-larger-than-regulation carryon in it. Didn't feel like we waited too long to get off plane despite being towards back.

I fly this route a lot. I like this seat for the overnight flight back to Manchester, the aisle is wider here as there are only 3 seats in the middle and easy access to the toilet and galley ideal for a night flight.

This is the plane that flight 1549 that landed in the river.A320.

Working Man's First Class - in all seriousness you cannot lose with this seat. You get ample legroom as well as the ability to recline an stretch out. The only knock is that the seats are a bit narrower than normal but for the average size passenger (I'm 6'2" 290lbs) I don't think you will have an issue.

Narrow seat; had to use seatbelt extension.

Several indiviuals went forward to use the bathroom while isle was obstructed with food (DRINK SERVICE).

Delay in flight departure (weather) affected the flight's food / drink service.

Seat (5C) equipped with older audio entertaiment jack. Not sure if hardware was functional.

This airplane has the worst seating. Your knees are right up to the seat ahead. If the person ahead reclines, there is no place to put a book in order to read it. the seat is right in your face. The tray is split for a reason. It is very difficult to open it all the way for most people. If you are a size 6, it might be okay. There is very little foot room. If you have a heart problem and have to move your legs, good luck. You cannot stand up and the seat has no room to change position.

Average size 6' male. No problem with center seat. No IFE. AA needs to rectify thin on the US Airways planes.

Average size 6' male. No problem with center seat. No IFE. AA needs to rectify thin on the US Airways planes.