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Sky-high pitch: The new ways airlines are upselling seats

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Adam Maguire
Sky-high pitch: The new ways airlines are upselling seats
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Airlines are increasingly introducing premium economy options, such as Air New Zealand's 'Skynest' bunk beds, to upsell passengers who cannot afford business class. These features offer enhanced comfort and privacy for a significant fee, bridging the gap between standard economy and luxury travel.

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This trend reflects a shift in airline revenue strategies, focusing on monetizing space and comfort for middle-market travelers.

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