A woman who said she was harassed by a drunk man on a United flight is frustrated that the airline let him on in the first place. (iStock)
United Airlines has announced they will be adding 21 seats to their Boeing 777-200 planes over the next few years.
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The airliner, which uses the Boeing 777-200 for long-haul flights, will be reconfiguring the seating plan from rows of nine to rows of ten in order to accommodate more passengers per flight.
United has said that the legroom – 31 inches for economy and 34 inches for “Economy Plus” seats – will not change, Business Insider reports.
In addition to extra seats, the plane will also feature 50 lie-flat business class seats, known as Polaris seats.
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United plans to update 90 of their Boeing 777-200s in the coming years to this new seating arrangement.
American Airlines is one airline that has already added an additional seat to their Boeing 777-200 economy rows, to fit an extra 42 passengers.
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