More than 60 specialists will be responsible for repairing defective seats and entertainment systems, as well as the overall appearance of the cabins.

American Airlines aims to improve the condition of its aircraft cabins by increasing maintenance efforts. More than 60 additional specialists will be dedicated to addressing defective seats, entertainment systems, and other issues in the passenger area. The new "One Cabin" program launches on September 14 at six major US airports, including Dallas/Fort Worth, Miami, and Los Angeles.

here were too many broken seats and entertainment systems, as well as areas repaired only with tape.

Not every defect results in an aircraft being grounded. Depending on the type and urgency, repairs can be postponed. However, broken tray tables, locked seats, or malfunctioning screens are still annoying for passengers and can raise doubts about the aircraft's condition.

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