Over the last couple of years, we’ve spent lots of time talking about the fancy seats at the front of the plane (e.g., this Delta Air Lines jet that has an unbelievably large first-class cabin).
But let’s be honest.
Usually, most of us are flying economy. And while they’re not the caviar and bubbles you’ll find in that posh suite, there are actually some pretty cool things happening at the back of the plane.
Coming soon to a long-haul flight near you: a way to lay down at 35,000 feet without having to shell out a small fortune for a business-class seat. I think this is going to be a really popular travel option for families.
Meanwhile, you’ll probably be very surprised to see which airline just added Starlink, the fastest Wi-Fi in the sky. Hint: it’s actually the one that got last place in our recent Best Airlines rankings.
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