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Southwest Airlines is sparking renewed debate over airline seating and passenger comfort after announcing a policy change that could increase travel costs for some flyers. Critics say the move highlights how cramped commercial air travel has become as airlines continue to prioritize efficiency and capacity.
For many travelers, flying is already uncomfortable, with narrow seats, limited legroom, and shrinking personal space now common across the industry. While airlines search for ways to maximize profits, passengers are increasingly feeling squeezed—both physically and financially.
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