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I flew long-haul on United's aging Boeing 777 in basic economy. A few key updates made it feel much more modern.
The plane I flew on was first delivered in 1997, but the modern seats, large seatback screens, and Bluetooth connectivity made its age hard to tell.
- United Boeing 777-200 from 1997, but modern features present
- Comfortable seats with headrests, large screens, power ports
- Free carry-on, checked bag, Group 2 boarding with credit card