So, United Airlines is doing something interesting with their Premium Plus seating. It's basically the same seat, but you might end up paying anywhere from $1,200 to over $4,000 depending on how you book it. They've split it into three different products now, which seems kinda confusing.
I guess the idea is to offer more flexibility or something, but I'm curious if this is really going to benefit travelers or just make things more complicated. Like, will you know what extra perks you're getting for the higher price, or is it just a gamble?
Has anyone here booked a Premium Plus seat with United recently? Did you notice any big differences between the ticket types? I think it's cool that airlines try to offer more options, but I'm wondering if this is just going to make it harder for people to know if they're getting a good deal. Thoughts?
I guess the idea is to offer more flexibility or something, but I'm curious if this is really going to benefit travelers or just make things more complicated. Like, will you know what extra perks you're getting for the higher price, or is it just a gamble?
Has anyone here booked a Premium Plus seat with United recently? Did you notice any big differences between the ticket types? I think it's cool that airlines try to offer more options, but I'm wondering if this is just going to make it harder for people to know if they're getting a good deal. Thoughts?