Airlines say Americans don't need congressman's family seating bill
Skift Take
The U.S. congress getting involved in airline seating is an even worse idea than airline industry execs meddling in it, but the threat of restrictions on how and when families are assigned seats may force the industry to provide fewer complications with seating fees.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Author: Hugo Martin
A New York lawmaker has introduced legislation to make it easier for family members to sit together on a plane.
But the $1-trillion airline industry said says no such law is needed.
Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), a senior member of the House Transport
