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United First (A321neo Recliner)

Airbus A321neo/LR/XLR (32Q)Business ClassIntroduced 2023
Overall score 4.4/10
Multiple versions

There are 2 versions of United Airlines A321neo/LR/XLR business class

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United Airlines A321neo/LR/XLR United First (A321neo Recliner) cabin
United Airlines United First (A321neo Recliner) · Airbus A321neo/LR/XLRConfig 32Q

4 seats per row · Not lie-flat

Five United First rows (1–5) with four seats per row

More ways to identify the seat
  • 200-seat aircraft with 20 First and 180 Economy seats
  • Recliner seats with no suite doors or lie-flat beds

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Share of United Airlines flights on each route with United First (Z600), across aircraft types.

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United's standard A321neo First cabin has reclining seats arranged in pairs rather than individual lie-flat suites. Window passengers must pass their seatmate to reach the aisle. Winged headrests and a divider add separation between neighbors, while Bluetooth audio and wireless charging are built into the seat.

Cabin Highlights

  • ✓20 recliner seats in a 2-2 layout
  • ✓Winged headrests and a divider between neighboring seats
  • ✓13-inch seatback entertainment with Bluetooth audio
  • ✓Wireless charging, AC outlet and USB-C power
  • ✓21-inch seat width and 37-inch pitch

Seat Dimensions

53cmSeat Width
0cmBed Length
94cmSeat Pitch
13cmRecline

Strategic Seating

Rows to Avoid
  • Seats 5A and 5B have reduced recline, according to United's aircraft specifications.

All routes for this cabin

6 routesShare of airline flights
How these shares are calculated

Shares combine aircraft mix and cabin assignments across both directions of a route. Observed aircraft mix uses up to 84 days of flights; cabin assignments use six months of tail history or fleet estimates. Aircraft and cabin versions can change before departure, so check the airline’s seat map.

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