London, United Kingdom — Several European low-cost carriers have quietly introduced a new fee for seat recline, sparking questions for budget-minded travelers.
LONDON, United Kingdom — If you thought you had accounted for every nickel-and-dime fee on an ultra-cheap ticket through Europe, think again. Multiple no-frills airlines are now testing or rolling out an extra charge that allows passengers to unlock the recline function on short-haul economy seats, according to a report first surfaced on EIN Presswire from the U.K. tabloid The Sun.
