On most domestic flights, American Airlines offers recliner-style First Class seats arranged in a 2-2 layout. These seats are wider than economy, usually around 21 inches wide with about 37 inches of legroom, allowing for more space and comfort. They don’t lie flat but provide a deeper recline and adjustable headrests. Passengers also get larger tray tables, power outlets, and more personal space. Only a few longer routes, such as coast-to-coast flights on certain aircraft, feature lie-flat First Class seats similar to international Business Class. Amenities and comfort can vary slightly by aircraft type.
