Qantas is redesigning its Airbus A380 fleet by reducing the number of seats in its economy class section. The airline will be implementing a new floor plan, specifically targeting its 485-seat aircraft. This change follows a similar move made by British Airways, which has decided to remove eighty-eight economy seats from its own A380s. Both airlines aim to optimize passenger comfort and potentially increase revenue per seat. These reconfiguration efforts demonstrate an industry-wide trend toward adjusting cabin layouts on long-haul aircraft.
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