United to launch Relax Row on 787s and 777s in 2027, targeting 200 widebodies by 2030

United to launch Relax Row on 787s and 777s in 2027, targeting 200 widebodies by 2030
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United Airlines will launch Relax Row on its Boeing 787 and 777 wide‑body fleet in 2027 and plans to equip more than 200 wide‑body aircraft with the product by 2030.

Each aircraft can have up to 12 Relax Row sections, each a block of three adjacent seats that convert into a couch‑like surface after take‑off and sit between Economy and Premium Plus, with passengers receiving a custom‑fitted mattress pad, a specially sized blanket, extra pillows and family‑focused amenities such as a plush toy and children’s travel kit; a two‑person Skycouch upgrade from the US typically costs $550‑$1,000 per person, while solo travelers pay $1,100‑$2,000.

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