Even cheaper seats come with a fee, holidays to Spain gain popularity, IAG agrees to buy BMI
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airline seats
This weekend we take a look at sandwiches across America, Priceline’s new last-minute booking tool and Lufthansa’s new thin coach seats. Guess you can say we are covering news about eating, sleeping and sitting; that covers a lot of travel activities.
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Delta starts unionization voting as union flight attendants from Northwest are merged with the non-union Delta folk. FAA orders airline to inspect Japanese-made seats. Secrets of getting upgraded.
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An airplane seat is one of the most unique spaces in the world — a collection of strangers fit into their stationary positions, so close to one another that they literally are sharing the same oxygen, occupying that same space for hours on end. The travelers with whom we share an armrest all have their own stories.
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Instead of entering your next rigid airline seat with the attitude “let me just get through this,” Jason Barger invites you to see that time on your flight slightly differently. Adjust your approach so you begin to see your flight as an opportunity to spend time void of the typical distractions.
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The parsing of airline seats continues with Air France/KLM announcing the start of a new seating arrangement. Their approach is to provide better seating (closer to business class) and less services (can we say coach?). It might work. I’ve never flown for the gourmet meals.
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