BUSINESSMay 23 · 12:00 UTCNY POSTChristopher Cameron

With airlines going wild to woo premium customers, coach fliers are quickly getting squeezed out

Airlines are prioritizing premium customers with exclusive perks, leading to deteriorating services and experiences for economy-class passengers. This shift has intensified the disparity between premium and coach fliers, creating a 'new form of class warfare' in air travel.

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