Premium economy is becoming more and more popular around the world as passengers seek a comfortable, but affordable class of ...

Virgin Atlantic calls premium economy Premium, which is way better than British Airways’ word salad of World Traveller Plus. Virgin’s leather seats, softer lighting and more attentive service ...

Korean Air joins the premium economy boom, tapping into the industry's most profitable cabin as global carriers expand ...

Delta plans to roll out a premium economy service to transcontinental flights in September, while Singapore Airlines announced its updated premium economy class in March with a 200-item food menu.

With premium economy, you don’t get access to the Emirates Lounge (at Heathrow this is just for business and first), but you can upgrade for somewhere between £100-£150.

Premium economy cabins are only available on American’s widebody aircraft on long-haul international flights (with the exception of Hawaii and some Alaska flights). If you are flying a widebody ...

So if you don't have thousands to spend on an airline seat, but the words "Emirates" and "premium" get your heart racing, read on for what to expect and what experts would like to see from cabin ...

SkyTeam carrier to install 40-seat 'Premium Class' cabin on 11 retrofitted Boeing 777-300ERs from mid-September, marking its ...

Premium economy is pretty much the same on every airline. “That couldn't be further from the truth,” says Zach Honig, editor-in-chief of the The Points Guy.

In general, fliers should expect to pay about 50% more than regular economy, but premium economy usually is 75% to 80% less than business class, providing a bridge to fliers seeking more comfort.

Finland's flag carrier Finnair recently unveiled its first-ever premium economy seat to meet soaring demand. Unlike Finnair's business class, the premium seats offer an eight-inch recline that ...

If you’re looking for a comfortable, affordable, and enjoyable way to travel to Japan, look no further than Japan Airlines ...