For decades, economy class has been the backbone of US airline travel, but the experience has steadily evolved, and, in many cases, contracted. Seat pitch, the distance between a point on one seat and the same point on the seat in front, remains one of the most important metrics for passenger comfort, and while it does not tell the whole story, it is still the clearest indicator of how much legroom travelers can expect when flying in economy class.
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