Through clunky mergers or simply the test of time, airlines become much more complex as they age. Diverse fleets make for a patchwork of different passenger propositions. Stepping onboard could mean a flagship cabin or something better suited to an aviation museum.
Attempting to correct this disconnect is Riyadh Air. The government-backed Saudi start-up describes itself as “the no legacy carrier,” and it’s keen to use this…
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