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We are excited to introduce the newest member of our fleet, the Boeing 777-300ER. This state-of-the-art aircraft will join our fleet starting in 2012 and offer an upgraded travel experience in every cabin, including a new Economy Class premium seat product.

Designed to modernize and enhance the total onboard experience, the Boeing 777-300ER will come equipped with special features for every customer:

• International Wi-Fi capability
• In-seat entertainment with up to 120 movies, over 150 TV programs and 350 audio selections
• Universal AC power outlets available at every seat
• Specially designed Economy Class seating offering a higher recline pivot and an articulating
seat bottom that provides more knee room and more comfort

Customers traveling in one of our premium cabins will enjoy additional enhancements:

• New fully lie flat First and Business Class seating with aisle access from every seat
• A walk-up bar stocked with snacks and refreshments — a first for any U.S. airline
• Bose® QuietComfort® 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling® headset

Designed to modernize and enhance the total onboard experience, the Boeing 777-300ER will come equipped with special features for every customer:

• International Wi-Fi capability
• In-seat entertainment with up to 120 movies, over 150 TV programs and 350 audio selections
• Universal AC power outlets available at every seat
• Specially designed Economy Class seating offering a higher recline pivot and an articulating
seat bottom that provides more knee room and more comfort

Unfortunately, the 777-300ER is probably not going to be used on any North/Central America routes. It's an extended range model, so maybe Brazil and points south or Europe/Asia routes.

More On Our Fleet Renewal Efforts

The new aircraft will also allow American to offer additional network flexibility in the near future and is in addition to American's other fleet orders and renewal efforts currently underway including:

10 Boeing 777-300ER widebody aircraft to be delivered in 2012 through 2013
Six 777-200 widebody aircraft scheduled for delivery in 2014 through 2016
42 state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliners expected to be delivered starting late 2014

All of this is of course long over due as their MD80 and 757 fleets are some of the oldest aircraft still in use by a major carrier.

Well that's probably true, however the a300's have already been retired