WestJet's Cabin Refresh Sparks Outrage
WestJet is removing adjustable recline from some of its economy seats as part of a "cabin refresh," affecting 43 Boeing 737-8 MAX and 737-800 aircraft.
there's "not a fee to recline"
The reconfigured planes will include new standard economy seats with a slight recline that cannot be adjusted. Passengers wanting more space or manual recline will need to upgrade to a higher-tier seat.
Critics say the change reflects a trend toward airlines charging extra for features that used to be standard.
Author's summary: WestJet's cabin refresh sparks outrage over non-reclining seats.