Irish airline's new fare guarantees an empty seat between you and fellow passengers
Besides being bumped to business or first class, boarding your flight to discover an empty space between you and your seatmate is like striking aviation gold.
Irish Airline Aer Lingus understands the elbow space struggle, and is introducing a new fare – AerSpace – which guarantees an empty seat between you and fellow passengers.
Passengers will be guaranteed an aisle or window seat on the first row of the aircraft, with the middle seat left unoccupied for a roomier and more efficient travel experience. iStock
The new premium travel experience is only available for short-haul guests flying to select destinations across the UK and Europe. These passengers will be guaranteed an aisle or window seat on the first row of the aircraft, with the middle seat left unoccupied for a roomier and more efficient travel experience.
As an added bonus, AerSpace passengers will receive reserved cabin space directly overhead, complimentary lounge access, fast-tracked security, priority boarding and free onboard refreshments.
"We are thrilled to introduce a new fare option which gives greater comfort and convenience to our guests," said Director of Network Revenue and Loyalty at Aer Lingus, Susanne Carberry
AerSpace passengers will receive reserved cabin space directly overhead, complimentary lounge access, fast-tracked security, priority boarding and free on-board refreshments. Aer Lingus
"At Aer Lingus we are committed to innovating our product offering to meet travellers’ ever-changing needs. AerSpace guests will have reserved seating in row one on our most popular routes, leaving the middle seat free and allowing more space to work or simply relax as they fly."
AerSpace is available to book now for travel from September 1, 2019. Fares start from $208 (€129) each-way. For more information, visit Aerlingus.com.
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