WestJet reverses course on non-adjustable economy seats following backlash
Jan 16 (Reuters) - Westjet Airlines said on Friday it will scrap non-reclinable economy seating on certain Boeing 737 jets, following a slew of complaints and videos on social media showing travellers' knees pressed up against the seats ahead of them. The Canadian carrier said in a statement it will return to its prior standard economy seats after reviewing operational data and feedback from travellers. (Allison Lampert in Montreal) ((allison.lampert@thomsonreuters.com, 514-796-4212))
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