Well, The Greyhound-ification of the skies is now complete. Alaska Air, one of the last US airlines to resist the “no-frills” model to some degree, has announced that they will begin offering a basic fare to sell cheaper tickets for seats in the rear of the plane. The airline also is adding a premium charge for passengers who want the more roomy exit row seats.
The fee changes — including what the airline is calling “basic economy” fares — were announced Monday during a conference call following the airline’s quarterly earnings report.
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