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Most of us see airplanes after they've flown hundreds of thousands of miles. What does one look like on its first flight after delivery?

Captain Jim Kaiser had a few words to say about this new airplane before the red ribbon was cut and we all went inside to share in a toast and enjoy our flight.

Boeing has redesigned the passenger service unit to be more ergonomic and easier to use. No more guessing what button you want!

Are you short of time to sit down and actually read a book? Why not try Audible, and listen to a great book while you're on the go? Just go to audiblepodcast.com/GEEKBEAT and you'll be able to start off with a free audiobook!

Touchscreens are everywhere, so why wouldn't they be on an airliner? This one controls the cabin lights.

The overhead bins in this plane are bigger than before, but even with the ability to carry 40 more pieces of luggage, the cabin still feels bigger. And there are some very nice usability touches on the bins as well!

Even on an incredible plane like this, good help is sometimes hard to find! :) Seriously, this was a flight unlike any I ever had. It was like a party. Thanks so much to American Airlines for letting us join in on the delivery flight!