Economy Class in US Airways
Economy class is available on all aircraft, with a seat pitch ranging from 30 to 33 inches and a seat width ranging from 17 to 18 inches. On A330 (and coming soon to Boeing 767 and wingletted 757 aircraft), every seat has a personal video screen located in the forward seat back that includes movies, games and syndicated television shows in multiple languages. On all other Airbus and some Boeing aircraft, there were overhead monitors mounted every three rows or so. All overhead monitors were removed by November 1, 2008. They will eventually be replaced with PTV. An EmPower power outlet is available on some Airbus aircraft, but is not available on planes formerly operated by America West. At an October Employee Q&A, it was announced that the power ports would be disabled on all domestic narrowbody aircraft as of November 1, 2008. USB power ports are available on all A330-300 aircraft. Meals are available for purchase on flights over 3.5 hours and snack boxes are available on flights over 2.5 hours as part of a buy on board program. Alcohol is available for purchase and soft drinks, coffee, tea, and water are complementary on all flights. On Trans-Atlantic flights, meals and drinks (excluding alcohol) are free.
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The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about US Airways
