Economy X transforms your Economy travel experience. And if an economy X paying passenger does not meet exit row requirements, they're able to be seated in other non-exit row economy X seats. |
What the ??? Pure spin, nothing else.
Originally Posted by sinala1
(Post 10026324)
Economy X guests travelling on Domestic flights will receive: Priority Screening (where available) Priority Boarding (where available) Greater legroom at the front of the Economy Cabin or in the over wing exits Preferred overhead locker space |
“Transform” is another one of these words that gets overused/abused by marketers, CEOs and spin doctors. Seems unlikely the whole xperience is radically changed just because you get a seat that someone else locks upright for critical flight phases.
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Geez, you blokes mustn't have traveled much overseas. It's common to charge for the exit rows on most airlines overseas. If no one pays, they are empty. If you haven't paid, you don't get to sit in them. It's all very simple.
For me, whenever I can, I buy. I love the extra legroom...and I'm happy to pay for the privilege. |
So you like flying with a seat with:
Originally Posted by peuce
(Post 10027250)
Geez, you blokes mustn't have traveled much overseas.
Originally Posted by peuce
(Post 10027250)
It's common to charge for the exit rows on most airlines overseas......
However I do think that we probably need to differentiate between the over-wing emergency exits in the narrow-bodies and the "near the door" seats on wide-bodies, for which no user restrictions seem to apply. I can see some value in those seats and might burn a few points to use one. But the restrictions associated with being seated in the narrow-body, over-wing exits is a different kettle of fish. Oh, and I last flew in one of those seats nine days ago. My allocated seat, not my choice and not selected. No additional cost. And no pretense that it any way represented a premium service. |
Originally Posted by peuce View Post
It's common to charge for the exit rows on most airlines overseas...... Sure it's common, for Air Asia. Virgin Australia wants to be Air Asia ? They sure as hell are working hard at it. |
Originally Posted by WingNut60
(Post 10027271)
So you like flying with a seat with:
That said, I don’t pay for exit rows, but normally I don’t pay to fly anyway and when I do pay, I have other considerations such as getting a row with a bassinet. My biggest priority when traveling by myself is to have a seat with no one next to me. |
And you are guaranteed to be last to disembark being exactly half way between the forward and rear doors
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