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Airlines expand premium cabins as demand for business-class seats rises

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Carriers are increasingly shifting capacity toward premium travel in response to strong demand for business-class seating. Airlines are finding that higher-paying passengers are willing to spend more for upgraded cabins, prompting fleet and seating adjustments. The move reflects a broader strategy to boost revenue per passenger rather than relying solely on volume. Industry observers note the trend is reshaping how airlines allocate space on their aircraft.

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