777-300ER

The newly retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER features 70 Flagship Suites and 44 premium economy seats as the carrier prepares to retire international first class.

The design marks the first aircraft tied to the carrier’s upcoming centennial year.

The agency noted that undetected upper wing skin cracks could compromise the airplane’s structural integrity, potentially leading to loss of control.

American’s largest jet – the Boeing 777-300ER – can seat up to 304 passengers and includes a Flagship First cabin with eight seats.

The airline’s largest aircraft type will return to its Northeast hub next year with regularly-scheduled flights to Europe and the Middle East.

On Tuesday, the Fort Worth, Texas-based carrier began regularly scheduled Boeing 777-300ER service to Charlotte for the first time.

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