While airlines are highly competitive in the experiences offered in their premium cabins, considering the majority of passengers fly in economy, carriers tend to be as innovative as possible in this space to differentiate their product and gain a competitive advantage. This is particularly true for full-service carriers that operate long and ultra-long haul flights, where comfort in economy cabins becomes mandatory.
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