American Airlines unveils images of new cabins that include business-class seats with privacy doors

American Airlines will soon be giving its customers ‘a suite new ride’.

The world’s largest airline by fleet size has unveiled images of brand new business class seats and redesigned interiors for introduction on Boeing Dreamliners, Boeing 777s and single-aisle Airbus A321 long-haul jets.

The new ‘Flagship Suite’ business class seats offer customers a private ‘premium’ experience with a privacy door, a chaise lounge option and ‘more personal storage space’.

The ‘Flagship Suite’ business class seats offer customers a ‘premium’ experience with a privacy door. Above is a Dreamliner view

American also introduces new premium economy seats with twice the in-seat storage – and headrest wings for greater comfort and privacy.

The new seats, designed by Seattle-based company Teague, will debut in 2024 with the arrival of the new Airbus A321XLR and Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft.

American’s Boeing 777-300 aircraft will be refreshed with the new cabin from late 2024, along with Airbus’ 16-person fleet of A321Ts.

American said that with the introduction of the new interior, premium seats on its long-haul fleet will grow by more than 45 percent by 2026.

The new seats, designed by Seattle-based company Teague, will debut in 2024 with the arrival of the new Airbus A321XLR and Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft (above)

American said the introduction of the new interior (above on the Dreamliner) would grow premium seating on its long-haul fleet by more than 45 percent by 2026

American’s Boeing 787-9 aircraft will have 51 Flagship Suite seats and 32 premium economy seats, and the airline’s Airbus A321XLR aircraft will have 20 Flagship Suite seats and 12 premium economy seats.

The 777-300 aircraft will have 70 business class seats and 44 premium economy seats.

American said: “On entering American’s redesigned aircraft, created by design powerhouse Teague, customers are greeted with an illuminated American flight symbol and thin red accent lines, confirming their flagship experience.

This image shows the new business-class suite on the single-aisle Airbus A321XLR

Airbus A321XLR aircraft (above) have 20 Flagship Suite seats and 12 premium economy seats

American introduces new premium economy seats (above on Airbus A321XLR) with dual in-seat storage and headrest wings for enhanced comfort and privacy

Pictured above is the Boeing 787-9 premium economy cabin. “With American, we improve the customer experience throughout their journey,” said Julie Rath, American’s Vice President of Customer Experience.

“In the Flagship Suite seats, customers are surrounded by comfort and large surface and storage areas that they can use to meet their personal needs, whether it’s delectable cuisine, enjoying entertainment or relaxing in-flight.”

American is also renovating its Admirals Club lounges, with “dreamy” redesigns.

The first of these revamped lounges will open this fall at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA).

“With American, we improve the customer experience throughout their journey,” said Julie Rath, American’s Vice President of Customer Experience. “The arrival of new long-haul aircraft and the custom seat design of the Flagship Suite seats will provide customers with a truly private premium experience on our long-haul fleet.”

American said, “On entering American’s redesigned aircraft, created by design powerhouse Teague, customers are greeted with an illuminated American flight symbol and thin red accent lines, confirming their flagship experience.” The above view shows the interior of a Dreamliner

The AA 777-300 aircraft has 70 business class seats and 44 premium economy seats