Japan Airlines adds 16‑inch 4K screens to A350‑1000 premium economy

Japan Airlines adds 16‑inch 4K screens to A350‑1000 premium economy
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Japan Airlines introduced a premium economy cabin on its Airbus A350‑1000 featuring motorized seats, larger privacy partitions and 16‑inch 4K screens that are 1.3 times larger than those on other long‑haul aircraft in its fleet. The cabin holds 24 premium economy seats within a 239‑seat layout that also includes six first‑class, 54 business‑class and 155 economy seats, offering up to 42 inches of pitch and 19 inches of width. Japan Airlines received 11 of the 13 A350‑1000s it ordered, took delivery of the first in December 2023 and began the Tokyo‑John F. Kennedy route in January 2024.

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