The national carrier has decided to reconfigure 24 newly acquired narrow body aircraft -- 20 Airbus321 and four Airbus320, which are part of 43 newly acquired A320 aircraft -- by reducing two rows of business class and increasing the economy class seating by two or three rows, K C Venugopal, Minister of State in the Ministry of Civil Aviation informed Lok Sabha today.
Air India has reconfigured 14 out of 18 of its old Airbus 320 aircraft from two class configuration to a single class configuration of 168 all economy seats.
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