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WestJet Reverses Legroom Cut | Edmonton News

WestJet Reverses Legroom Cut | Edmonton News

Published 1 week, 4 days ago
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WestJet is undoing its controversial 2023 move to cram more seats into planes with less legroom, admitting the change hurt customer experience and trust. Passengers now get upgraded comfort with at least 30 inches of legroom, plus free Wi-Fi, adjustable headrests, charging ports, and phone holders. While interiors stay fixed, some planes may still show old Sunwing or Swoop colors until year’s end. The backlash — fueled by viral videos and widespread complaints — forced WestJet to listen, proving that customer feedback can drive real change. The airline plans to modernize its entire narrowbody fleet by 2027, showing accountability can lead to better service.

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