American Airlines / Eagle Airbus A300 600 airplane seat map and seating details.

American Airlines / Eagle - Airbus A300 600 Seatmap

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American Airlines / Eagle - Airbus A300 600 Seatmap

Class	Pitch	Width	Seats	Recline
Economy	32"	18"	251	18º
First	40"	19.5"	16	24º

Configuration: 16/251

Description

There are 34 A300s in the American Airlines fleet of 683 planes. These planes have a total seating capacity of 267 passengers in a two-class layout. They cruise at an altitude of 33000ft and cruise at a speed of 520mph. They are used on domestic routes.

Some of these airplanes have LCD monitors in First Class although this one has only a large projector in front of the middle row. Watch out! AA has a FEBO (Front Even Back Odd) policy for meal service, this means that they start at the Front on Even numbered flights and at the Back on Odd numbered ones.

There are 12 channels of audio entertainment on this plane. In Economy, if you don’t have your own, you would have to buy headphones for 2$ a piece. There are LCD monitors on the ceiling as well as large projectors throughout the cabin. In Economy, if you don’t have your own, you would have to buy headphones for 2$ a piece. Check the seat map for exact LCD monitor locations. Check the seat map!

Your seat may be equipped with a DC power outlet. AA uses a cigarette lighter style outlet delivering 15 volts of current. Usually, a power outlet is available on every seat in First Class Class and Business class, as well as selected rows in the Economy cabin. Outlets are located on your seat console, or mounted to the seat frame below your seat cushion. Look for the "lightning bolt" symbol on the overhead bin rows containing powerport-equipped seats. DC auto/air power adapter cords can be purchased at most electronics stores or through power cord manufacturers. Keep in mind that power adapter cords are device (laptop or DVD) and model specific. Splitter or Y adaptor cords may not be used. Only one device is allowed per outlet. Use of powerports is permitted only when the aircraft is above 10,000 feet in altitude and the flight attendant announces that personal electronic devices are allowed.