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Air Canada Boeing 767-300 ER Business Class seat, Page 1 of 4.
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| We have taken a number of flights on Air Canada's Boeing 767-300 with the herringbone layout full-flat seats. This flight is from Vancouver to Tokyo. |
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| The baby wide-body Boeing 767-300 is a work horse of Air Canada's international fleet. |
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| While most of the passengers uses the left aisle, the right aisle is empty. This is because the left aisle has only half the traffic in flight, and is much perferred by Business Class passengers in the know. |
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| The herringbone design gave each seat direct access to the aisle, and a full-flat bed. |
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| For today's flight, I decided to try the bulk-head seat in the middle column. |
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| Unlike the similar designed seats on Virgin Atlantic, the ottoman on the Air Canada seats are not designed for guests to sit in. |
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