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The Cabin Class Airlines Once Dismissed Is Now The Most Profitable Square Footage On Any Widebody Jet

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By Josh Lamb
| Simple Flying Verified
Premium economy has come to represent a win-win for passengers and airlines alike. For passengers, the middle ground between economy and business class means additional comfort, but without the hefty price tag that the upgrade might once have entailed. On the side of airlines, the class offers a means to charge premium prices, but without having to sacrifice so much space on aircraft.
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How The Boeing 767 Quietly Outlived Every Aircraft Meant To End Its Career

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By Josh Lamb
| Simple Flying Verified
Boeing 767 aircraft are still rolling off the production line today. Having debuted in 1982, it has sustained four decades of production and demand from airlines. Equally impressive is the fact that the widebody has staved off competition through both Boeing and Airbus aircraft designed in part to replace it. Indeed, several competitors have surfaced over the years.
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The Real Reason Why Delta Air Lines' Newest Airbus Jets Are Being Sidelined & Older Boeings Are Filling In

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By Josh Lamb
| Simple Flying Verified
Delta Air Lines has been forced to turn to older aircraft while plagued by groundings of some of its newest Airbus jets. The Big Three US carrier has heavily gone in for models from the French manufacturer to bolster its narrowbody fleet in recent years. However, the rollout of these has not been without its issues. Suspected Pratt & Whitney engine issues, struggles with certification of new business-class seating, and even software mishaps have all presented Delta and peers alike with hurdles.
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