Airline owners are now thinking of pleasing their economy class passengers and give them good service by providing classier coaches for them.

For frequent fliers who know how it is to sometimes feel uncomfortable riding coach class for long hours of flights, it is a dream come true to experience a classier and definitely a more comfortable ride without needing to pay for more.

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The improvements in airline sales globally have made other companies level up their economy class passengers experience a classier way to fly than the usually confining one. Now they want to upgrade the quality of their service as they decide to compress the space for their passengers flying coach but this time, with perks that they could enjoy.

Some of the enhanced features of the economy class could mean additional charges, like if they want Wi-Fi to be available or if they want to watch live TV shows. Lots of airlines now also have fees for passengers who want extra legroom and other things that will cheer them up during the flight.

Persian Gulf, an airline known for its first class seats and posh showers and suites, is also trying to come up with ideas for their coach class.

Meanwhile, Emirates and Etihad no longer offers extra legroom unlike other airline companies. Their seats are just as tight as other American and European planes. However, they have now added other seats in rows for their flight Boeing 777s, which cut down to about an inch for its width. That action is not something United Airlines and even Delta are open for as of the moment.

Although the seats are compressed, the passengers will be receiving hot towels and enjoy a large TV screen in front of them with thousands of movies to choose from. Emirates offers a 12.1-inch TV screen located at the back of each coach seat with over 1,800 channels available.

Hopefully, other airlines will follow in their footsteps because these innovations would surely encourage more economy class passengers to patronize them.

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