The dreaded middle seat is getting a makeover on United Airlines.
The carrier announced on July 14 a new type of seating in its Economy Plus cabin on its latest fleet of 50 Airbus A321XLR: a row in which the middle seat is transformed into a shared table to offer more comfort and elbow room to the window and aisle seat passengers. United will be the first known U.S. carrier to offer this seating design.
In the special row, a permanently fixed table will stretch across the middle seat to give the row's two passengers "extra space to stretch out on longer international flights," the airline said in a news release.
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