First World Problem: My UA First Flight to Rome Has Been Swapped From a 777 to a 767

You might remember that I’m quite proud of the fact that I have already arranged air travel for Mrs MJonTravel’s (ahem) 29th birthday extravaganza this coming October. I was able to nab First Class on United on the nonstop from Dulles to Rome on the big day, getting us to Italy a few days before our 14 night cruise from Venice on what will then be the brand new Celebrity Reflection. Not long after booking opened, I booked the 777 nonstop.

Just a few days ago I was taking a routine look at my airline reservations and noted that there had been a schedule change on our flights to Rome. Upon a deeper look at the reservation, I found that the flight time had changed slightly, but the operating equipment had changed from a 777 to a 767-300. Still in First Class, seats 2A and 2C, across the aisle from each other. I think I prefer the 777, but having never flown on a United international 767-300, I can’t speak to whether the seats are better or worse. Do any readers have experience with United’s international 767-300’s? What do you think of the seats and the service?

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  1. Besides, you’ll have better privacy on 763 because 2C doesn’t have a seatmate on the other side and 2K is usually the crew rest.

  2. Agree with all of the above. The 767-300’s all have updated, new F seats. You’ll love them. The 777’s aren’t bad in F, but are a mix of new and older seats in F. In C, the 767-300’s are all lie-flat while the 777’s are a mix of barcoloungers and lie-flat. Be happy with a 767-300

  3. It is better to be on a 763 because you are guaranteed a new config, on the 777s there are still over a dozen in the old config. As far as I can tell, they are basically identical, except for the suites on the 763 are an inch wider.

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