04 November 2008
Singapore Airlines is introducing a charge for certain economy class seats.
Customers who want guaranteed exit row seats on Singapore Airlines flights will have to pay $50 per sector for the privilege.
Previously, exit row seats were only available on request, and subject to availability. Now, the new option offers a guarantee of assignment on a first-come-first-served basis.
SIA says it may extend this Preferred Seat Selection programme to other seats that offer more legroom.
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