On April 23, 2019, ABC News had a curious
interview with Oscar Munoz, the boss of
United Airlines. In fact, the interview raises the impression of sponsored content, as advertisements in online media nowadays are called. The interviewer is ABC News' Senior Transportation Correspondent David Kerley. He raises the point of the ever shrinking seat.
Seats can get smaller
"I think we are nearing a point certainly that we can't do that anymore," says Munoz. Passengers won't be happy with this response. We are
nearing a point...
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Ryanair's boss Michael O'Leary is not known for his civility and diplomacy. He has called customers stupid. Likewise, he calls authorities insisting on passengers using seatbelts 'plonkers.' He wants to make more profits by creating standing seats in Ryanair planes. And he puts improper pressure on pilots.
It is painful to talk about monetary compensation for the next of kin of the victims of the tragedies with to 2 flights of 
You have boarded your flight and boarding is completed. The engines are running, so the plane can depart the gate any moment. But suddenly you see men in military uniforms approaching airport staff working by the plane. They order the staff to the ground.
The Boeing 777 is originally designed with 9 seats abreast in economy class. Only the widest planes - Boeing 747 and Airbus 380 – are designed with 10 seats per row. However, airlines searching for higher profits decided to squeeze an extra seat into each row in economy class. Meanwhile, the industry standard is 10 seats abreast in the Boeing 777.
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