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For $15-$35 more (usually) there are seats with 6" extra legroom.
by diminoten 7y ago
For $15-$35 more (usually) there are seats with 6" extra legroom.
- axaxs 7y agoYeah that's just not true at all in the US. Delta's premium economy gives an extra inch or so. Sometimes you can get lucky in finding one of the few seats with no person in front of you. But those go fast, and usually to people who don't even need them(not that there is a problem of need, but as a fellow 6'5er it is a bit annoying). Even so, even on shorter hauls, that kind of upgrade is typically in the 100 dollar range.
- SubiculumCode 7y agoYes. I don't fly too much, and I never saw these upgrades..unless they were quite expensive...and it is per flight, meaning, if there are several layovers, you pay for each plane.
- diminoten 7y agoLiterally everything you said is false. It's $25-$35 or so in the US for 6"+ extra room. It's never been in the $100+ range in any flight I've ever been on. I do it all the time.
- axaxs 7y agoCan you cite even a single source? I, unfortunately, fly all the time. Chicago to SFO upgrade on United is 129 dollars. And you don't get 6 inches more legroom...
- diminoten 7y agohttps://gyazo.com/24ccae9fe9c155020b20ea2398ce6cbc https://gyazo.com/24ccae9fe9c155020b20ea2398ce6cbc https://gyazo.com/1cfc5e5edb0aa4a9734138fce73c002e https://gyazo.com/1cfc5e5edb0aa4a9734138fce73c002e Both American flights I'm taking in the next month. All have increased legroom, it literally says "Up to 6 inches". Heh, I suppose I should mention these are out of Tulsa... :)
- axaxs 7y agoWell, thanks for that. I'll admit I'm a bit surprised, and also spoke too broadly(aka, wrong...perhaps). I'm curious now what airline/route that's for. Even my direct 2 hour flights to DC cost 40 to 50 to upgrade at a minimum, the last one wanted 69 dollars...