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Consider Premium Economy Seats

03/04/2008 | Permalink
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A little extra comfort is a big benefit in air travel

As an alternative to a Business or First Class upgrade, Premium Economy seats are the hot ticket. They’re certainly better than coach. You get more of the one thing that matters most on a long international flight: legroom.

While your company policy may forbid purchasing an international Business Class airfare, it might allow a Premium Economy seat. Then you could try to upgrade to a Business Class seat with miles.


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If you’re used to flying Business Class, temper your expectations with Premium Economy seats and you’ll have a better chance of being satisfied. If you’re accustomed to coach air travel, you will definitely enjoy the difference. As always, identify as many decent flight options as you can and weigh the trade-offs between cost, schedule, comfort, and loyalty perks.

This article is adapted from the FlightBliss Special Report Seven Common Air Travel Mistakes to Avoid.

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