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WestJet reversed its plan to reduce economy seat legroom to 28 inches due to passenger backlash and safety concerns.
WestJet has reversed its plan to reduce economy seat legroom to 28 inches on select Boeing 737s, reverting to a 174-seat layout after widespread backlash from passengers, flight attendants, and viral social media criticism.
The airline cited customer feedback, safety concerns, and declining satisfaction as key reasons for the reversal, pausing the reconfiguration in December and accelerating its review.
The change, which had aimed to lower fares through increased seat density, will be implemented once engineering and regulatory approvals are secured.
WestJet emphasized its commitment to balancing affordability with passenger comfort and experience.
WestJet revirtió su plan para reducir el espacio para las piernas de los asientos económicos a 28 pulgadas debido a la reacción negativa de los pasajeros y a preocupaciones de seguridad.