A new airplane seat that claims to make flights cheaper would basically require passengers to stand up
Aviointeriors
- Italian seat manufacturer Aviointeriors recently released a design for a standing airplane seat.
- Aviointeriors claims the compact design of its Skyrider 2.0 seat design could reduce the cost of travel.
- The design cuts down the distance between seats
- Many people on the internet expressed concerns with comfort and accessibility.
- Aviointeriors told INSIDER that there is "great interest" in the Skyrider 2.0.
Italian airline seat manufacturer Aviointeriors has come up with a design for an airplane seat that it claims will make flights a lot cheaper.
But the seat comes with a catch: Passengers would essentially have to stand up throughout the duration of the flight.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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