As every flyer knows, the standard economy class on long haul airlines seems to be getting worse. Whilst airlines vary slightly in the available seat pitch most would say that the “sardine” class is only just acceptable.
Economy class provides precious little leg room and there is not much chance of being comfortable, especially if the passenger in front reclines their seat. Passengers over 6ft tall will have to beg at checkin in the hope of getting an emergency exit seat.
Recently, airlines have been concentrating on bringing the more expensive classes to the masses. Airplanes have increased number of “premium economy” seats and the competition between airlines has meant that the fare costs are coming down and at the same time the comfort improving.
Another new focus in the airline industry is the addition of carriers that specialize in just one class of seat on the entire aircraft – business class. These business class airlines are a new threat to traditional carriers and serve to keep the level of comfort up and the ticket prices down.
Airlines such as MaxJet, Eos Airlines and the new SilverJet offer trans-atlantic...
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