London : A new study reached the finding based on two factors: which airlines offered the most space between rows on long-haul flights, and how much (if at all) is charged for extra legroom.
Qatar came out on top in terms of overall value for money, closely followed by Air India, Delta Air Lines, Etihad Airways and Turkish Airlines, according to the Dily Mail reports
Legroom, which is known in the industry as seat pitch can be defined as the distance between a single point on an aircraft seat and the identical point on the seat in front.
Qatar boasts a pitch of between 31 and 33 inches and doesn't charge extra for passengers wishing to select a seat that offers more, for example an emergency exit seat.
The Skyscanner study also took into account that Turkish Airlines and Air India do charge for extra legroom, £4.97 and £5.73 per centimetre respectively, but comparatively less so than other companies.
08/03/17 daijiworld.com
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Qatar came out on top in terms of overall value for money, closely followed by Air India, Delta Air Lines, Etihad Airways and Turkish Airlines, according to the Dily Mail reports
Legroom, which is known in the industry as seat pitch can be defined as the distance between a single point on an aircraft seat and the identical point on the seat in front.
Qatar boasts a pitch of between 31 and 33 inches and doesn't charge extra for passengers wishing to select a seat that offers more, for example an emergency exit seat.
The Skyscanner study also took into account that Turkish Airlines and Air India do charge for extra legroom, £4.97 and £5.73 per centimetre respectively, but comparatively less so than other companies.
08/03/17 daijiworld.com
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