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flag WestJet reversed its 2026 plan to cut economy legroom and remove seatback pockets due to passenger backlash.

flag WestJet reversed its 2026 decision to reduce economy legroom and remove seatback pockets after widespread passenger backlash, citing customer feedback. flag The move, aimed at cutting costs and increasing seat density, sparked criticism over declining comfort, especially on long flights. flag The reversal highlights airlines’ growing struggle to balance cost-saving measures with passenger expectations amid rising operational expenses. flag Similar trends across North American carriers—like reduced legroom, paid seating, and baggage fees—raise concerns about long-term customer satisfaction and loyalty, particularly as travelers push back against hidden fees and diminished amenities.

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