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These 13 airlines offer 'basic' business-class seats for less than the cost of classic fares
Over a dozen global airlines, including Delta and United, now offer 'basic business class' fares that remove traditional perks like lounge access to lower ticket prices. Critics warn this trend could drive up costs for all-inclusive fares over time, while airlines argue it provides more customer choice.
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