United Airlines Introduces Revolutionary Upgrades to First-Class Experience

United Airlines has unveiled its first new first-class seat in nearly a decade, featuring improved technology such as armrest wireless charging stations and winged headrests. The seats will have an 11-by-19-inch barrier between them and will be arranged in a two-by-two configuration. United, along with other airlines like Delta and JetBlue, has been upgrading its premium cabin offerings to attract high-paying passengers. However, supply chain delays have hindered these efforts. The new first-class seats will be introduced on a Boeing 737 this month and are expected to be installed on 200 narrow-body aircraft by 2026.