Here are 10 of the best economy cabins for international flights
“Economy airfare” — did your spine reflexively cramp up hearing that? But it doesn’t have to be this way: There are somebudget flightsthat are quite comfortable, relatively speaking, if you know how to find. . .
“Economy airfare” — did your spine reflexively cramp up hearing that? But it doesn’t have to be this way: There are somebudget flightsthat are quite comfortable, relatively speaking, if you know how to find them. And here to help is Conde Nast Traveler with its guide to “13 Airlines With the Best Economy Cabins for International Flights. ” We’re talking third-class accommodations that nevertheless include built-in footrests, thick cushioning and 4K entertainment screens. One plane even has a “secret” economy cabin on the upper deck of a plane. Providing better economy service on certain flights seems to be a trend, according to the magazine. “A growing number of airlines are beginning to rethink economy seats on their longest routes to better accommodate fliers with roomier legroom pitch, wider seats and inventive design features that maximize every square inch of space,” writes travel journalist Jessica Puckett. Several of these airlines service the San Francisco Bay Area, such as with the Emirates Airbus A380 and Qantas Boeing 787-9. Here are the first 10 primo economy cabins; for the full list check out the Conde Nast Traveler story. CN Traveler’s best economy cabins for international flights1 JetBlue Airbus A3212 Japan Airlines Airbus A350-10003 All Nippon Airways Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner4 Emirates Airbus A380A JetBlue Airbus A321-231 lands at the Orlando International Airport. (Ricardo Ramirez Buxeda/Orlando Sentinel)5 Singapore Airlines Airbus A3806 Hawaiian Airlines Airbus A3307 Delta Boeing 767-400ER8 Swiss Airbus A3509 Qantas Boeing 787-910 Cathay Pacific Airbus A350-1000Source:cntraveler. com