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How easy is it for a consumer to make that choice? Is the information surfaced to consumers?
by Brakenshire 8y ago
How easy is it for a consumer to make that choice? Is the information surfaced to consumers?
- quickthrower2 8y agoYes, you can find out which plane you are going to fly on. .
- lexs 8y agoand airlines can change that plane at any time after you booked
- kelnos 8y agoMany (most?) airlines list the aircraft type during the booking process. Even for those that don't, you can look up the flight number and date on a site like FlightAware or SeatGuru, which will tell you. But, if the airline needs to, they can swap out the scheduled aircraft for another one at any time up until takeoff. So you might book with the belief that you'll be on a 737 NG, but get to the airport and find (or not even notice) that you're on a 737 MAX.
- codesforhugs 8y agoYou can see it in most search engines, and after the Ethiopian crash Kayak announced they'll add an aircraft type filter. Other flight search engines will probably follow suit.
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