Pakistan International Airlines to modernise Boeing 777 cabins

Pakistan International Airlines to modernise Boeing 777 cabins
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Pakistan International Airlines has signed a contract to modernise the cabins of its Boeing 777 fleet, initially covering five aircraft with options for four more.

The programme, supported by German firm Aviationscouts of the Aerotec Group, will focus on Business Class by installing seats that convert into fully flat beds, while revising existing Economy Class seats; all cabins will receive new 60‑W power outlets, updated passenger service systems, carpets and other equipment.

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