Low costs airlines will officially launch ‘Standing Only Seits’ in 2026 after finally passing on of safety evaluations
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It is a money-saving move that will certainly distribute holidaymakers, but different budget airlines will be introduced next year.
According to reports, the quilted seats in the bicycle-style-with which passengers can lean at an angle without being fully sitting in full now, the requirements of the regulations and his approved safety assessments are now met.
These seats will increase the passenger capacity on airlines by 20 percent – and will be put into use in 2026 on flights for a maximum of two hours.
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has been pronounced since 2012 about his wish to use the ‘standing berths’ after he has said that he wants his Boeing’s 737 and 800 to be equipped with 10 rows of them, and 15 rows of traditional seats.
Michael has suggested that the standing tickets may cost only £ 1 to £ 5.
But the idea of the budget plane has been maintained with a lot of pushback from the aviation industry, due to worries about comfort, as well as safety during turbulence or emergency situations.
However, carriers state that the new seats – which have safety belts – are attached to global safety regulations and are limited to specific flights.
In the meantime, the half -quality seats have not made any impression on potential passengers.
It is a money-saving step that will certainly distribute holidaymakers, but different budget airlines will be introduced only-all-seat plate options next year
These seats will increase the passenger capacity on airlines by 20 percent – and will be put into use in 2026 on flights for a maximum of two hours
The semi -standing seats have not impressed potential passengers on social media
One said: “This is pathetic. Treat people like people. My God. ‘
Another joke: “Soon they will tie you to the wing with an oxygen mask.”
A third added: ‘Never buy these tickets when they exist! Don’t help/support this. ‘
And a fourth blown: ‘I know’ Slave Ship Seatsing ‘when I see it. I will pass. ‘
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