Air Canada, the flagship carrier of Canada is the latest to join the bandwagon of airlines boasting Dreamliner in their fleet. The airline just recently uncovered the cabin design and seating to appear on its Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet. The airline has placed an order for whopping 37 of the state-of-the art aircrafts with its American manufacturer.

The airline expects to receive the first of these advanced planes in the spring of 2014. The new plane is set to debut on its maiden flight on Toronto-London Heathrow and Toronto-Zurich routes beginning May. These flights will initially operate on a two-month trial period. A Dreamliner will also launch service between Toronto and Tel Aviv beginning July.

These planes are equipped with a seating capacity for 251 passengers across business, premium economy, and economy classes. Business class will comprise 20 seats in 1-2-1 configuration. These travelers will enjoy adjustable headrests that include massage function. These seats can be converted into full flat beds and in full-length stretch up to 80 inches. These seats also include universal power points and USB points. Travelers can enjoy in-flight entertainment on 18 inch large screens. In addition to watching a movie or their favorite program, travelers can sip hot Lavazza espressos and cappuccinos.

Premium economy consists seating capacity for 21 passengers in 2-3-2 configuration. These seats are 19.5 inches wide, have seven inch recline, and include 38 inches of seat pitch. Each seat also consists of 11 inches screen, universal power plug, and USB outlets. They will also be able to relish delicious meals, priority check-in and baggage delivery at their destination. Economy class will consist of 210 slimline seats in 3-3-3 configuration and 31 inches of seat pitch. Every passenger will have a personal monitor of 9 inches, USB port, and universal charging point.