The line had been planning to reconfigure the 262-seater aircraft, which is currently under construction in Seattle, for 100 passengers to have first-class flat-bed seating.
However, it is reported to have transpired that the jet could only accommodate 60 travellers in this configuration, according to Seatrade Cruise News.
In a statement the line said: "Following further evaluation on Crystal AirCruises’ platform, we have elected not to utilise the Dreamliner, as it does not strategically align with our evolved overall fleet plan.
"Nor did the plane’s configuration meet the standards necessary to effectively offer our celebrated global cruise experiences by air.
"In our continuing evaluation of Crystal AirCruises, we are exploring additional options to complement our upcoming journeys aboard our Boeing 777-200LR, which is set to soar next year in the autumn."
Crystal Cruises scraps Dreamliner plans
Register for free to continue reading
Get unlimited access to the latest travel industry news and analysis, comment on articles and sign up to newsletters.
Register for free
Already registered? Login here or below.
Having difficulty logging in? Try these tips, or contact support@ttgmedia.com
