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The first seat map for one of first Delta’s A321neo aircraft is now live.
The map seemed to appear around midnight Eastern Daylight Time — which makes sense, given that Delta is headquartered in Atlanta.
It’s rumored there are two A321neo configurations: one a “standard” domestic layout and a separate, transcon configuration. This seat map seems to be the “standard” layout.
Delta’s A321neo maiden voyage departs Boston on May 20 and arrives in San Francisco that same day.
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Maybe Premium Select in the transcontinental version.
What’s up with the weird configuration of Rows 21-24??