Recently in the Airlines Interior Expo held in Hamburg, Germany Aviointeriors it introduced SkyRider 3.0 newer version which is astonishing ‘standing seats’ on the airlines. Wait what is Standing seats now?
The Ultra-Basic Economy ticket will provide us with seats on which we can almost stand during our journey. The principal idea to introduce the low-budget passenger seats is to maximise airlines income by enabling them to fit in more people on flights.
What fresh hell is this for budget airline passengers? #PAS19 #avgeek pic.twitter.com/0OOHowC0BI
— Tim Robinson (@RAeSTimR) June 19, 2019
The engineering advisor at Aviointeriors Gaetano Perugini in an interview with CNN Travel said, The motto is, we do not want to put thousands of passengers in the cabin, we want to offer a multi-class arrangement, which is now impossible if you want to reach the maximum load of passengers.
Gaetano Perugini, further added It means that in the same cabin, you will have a standard economy, premium economy or business class and ultra-basic economy – which is an addition for the airline and the passenger. This is the only reason for the SkyRider.
Twitter is definitely not pleased with the new addition of Standing seats:
#1
— Pendle (@_Pendle_) June 19, 2019
#2
My first thought as well. Also… pic.twitter.com/XH9mhL64gP
— Gary Bleck (@GaryBleck) June 19, 2019
#3
All you need is pedals at the bottom. Seems to be fashioned from an 80’s bicycle
— Chris Milrine (@ChrisMilrine) June 19, 2019
#4
The slit in the centre of the seat ,great sensitivity shown ,to accommodate the jewel pouch
— sandeep.subbaiah (@sandeepsubbaia2) June 19, 2019
#5
Surely you’ve seen those before… was first touted by Airbus in 2003, and famously by Ryanair in 2010…
— Calum Benson (@scottishwildcat) June 19, 2019
#6
https://twitter.com/ramesh2305/status/1141630177903910912
#7
https://twitter.com/a_vaishampayan/status/1141402371148451840
#8
https://twitter.com/muli_motola/status/1141809021718020097
#9
https://twitter.com/a_vaishampayan/status/1141402371148451840
#10
Is it my imagination or does the logo on the seats suggest what is going to happen to your crutch during take off?
— Paul Varcoe (@Varcs) June 19, 2019
Kharey he reh Jayenge nah!
