Cathay Pacific confirmed plans to move to a 10-across economy-seating layout on its Boeing 777 fleet.

The changes will be made on the fleet between mid-2018 and 2020 with a new ergonomically designed seat offering a width of 17.2 inches, a recline of six inches and a pitch of 32 inches.

“The airline will be aligning the practice of many notable premium carriers by adopting the industry standard of a 3-4-3 seating configuration in the economy-class cabins of its 48 Boeing 777-300ER long-haul aircraft and 17 Boeing 777-300 regional aircraft,” said Cathay Pacific. “Having had the benefit of time to assess other airlines’ experience, in addition to understanding and evaluating customer sentiment, Cathay Pacific will also be enhancing the products and services it provides in the cabin.”

The carrier’s 777-300ERs will increase the size of the in-flight entertainment screen in economy from nine to 12 inches with a much higher resolution. The new features of the aircraft include the in-flight entertainment box housed within the seat structure to allow passengers generous legroom; seats which will be thinner but offer thick and highly customized cushioning tested to ensure comfort; a new leather headrest; an armrest which lies flush to the seat; a personal electronic device holder to allow passengers to use their mobile devices onboard, as well as faster device charging capabilities; and a cup holder integrated into the PED holder.

The carrier is also considering adding WiFi connectivity onboard the 777 fleet.