Finding a solution to the ever-shrinking air plane seat


By AGENCY

Over the years, airlines have reduced legroom so that more seats can be added into the cabin. — StockSnap

Over the last 15 years or so, airlines have found a new way to drive up revenue: Squeezing more seats into each plane.

The result has been frustration and pushback from passengers who now endure narrower airline seats with less legroom.

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