United Airlines 777 Business Class Flat Seat |
The United 777 business class seats are set up with five
rows of 2x4x2 seating. The middle seats
don’t have a lot of privacy and the cabin felt a little crowded.
United Airlines 777 Business Class Flat Seat |
United Airlines’ business class seat is one of the best in the
air. It is about six feet long is truly
flat (parallel to the floor). There is a
good AVOD system with a great selection of movies, new and old. I watched Wall-E on my trip and a bit of Toy
Story 3. There is no under seat storage
with these seats, so I grabbed my Bose headphones and Economist and tossed my
bag in the overhead bin. The seat
controls are easy to understand and there is a myriad of comfortable positions
for the seat. The window seat has a good
feeling of privacy, but it is not impossible to have a conversation with your
seatmate either.
United Airlines 777 Business Class Flat Seat |
United does not have the best food in the air, usually their
good meals can be described as edible.
Breakfast was an egg McMuffin and yogurt. Not bad, but not filling or exciting
either. Continental has a much better
breakfast spread and I hope the new United keeps what Continental serves. The Bailey’s and coffee was ok, United
switched coffees and I am not a fan of the new blend (United Club coffee is
unpalatable). Increasing the ratio of
Bailey’s to coffee fixed the taste problem.
United Airlines Business Class Breakfast |
The flight went quickly and the service ended early due to
turbulence over Illinois and Wisconsin.
It was a pleasant flight staffed with a senior crew that was very
professional and enhanced the experience.
Rainy day at ORD |
It was raining in Chicago and my E170 flight to HPN was
canceled. I lost my first class seat,
had an extra three hours at ORD (I wasn’t the only one with an extended stay,
there was not a single open seat in the F gates United Club), and was stuck on
a CRJ. Still, could be worse, I could
have been in the office.
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