Behind the reasons why so many brand new business class seats are launching with their doors locked open, and it's a genuinely bizarre situation for airlines and their seatmakers.
United’s new 787-9 seats are having their doors unlocked shortly — after flying for months with doors locked open by order of the FAA.
This, and the other seats caught up in it, are one of the most bizarre regulatory issues facing airlines and their seatmakers.
We explain what’s changed, and why.
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