Recent advances in air travel have focused only on those sitting in upper class and have left other passengers with no benefits. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

With globalisation,the advancements of various modes of transport have improved exponentially with a specific focus on the airline industry.It is argued that the

air

travel

sector has prioritised travellers of a higher flying category over the economy

class

.Despite

this

appeal, I partially agree and would like to advocate for the same.

Firstly

, an increased number of flights bring passengers from different countries to one place and providing them with better services can be beneficial for the company from a financial perspective.

For example

,a special concierge service for the affluential portion of commuters would not only boost tourism but

also

increase transit rates.

Hence

,providing personalised needs to the upper

class

would be a better choice to create a distinct and comfortable

experience

on long journeys.

In contrast

,owing to the percentage of business and

first

-

class

travellers in a flight ,it is uneconomical to merely focus on them for profit.Recent studies have shown that providing cheaper options for middle-

class

people has spiked the sales of

air

tickets.

For instance

,with the introduction of the budget ,airline a huge proportion of the population is able to afford

air

travel

,thereby increasing the flying time over driving.Surprisingly,it has increased the transit rates of an average man compared to an occasional businessman.

Therefore

,the recent changes in in-flight services have not only given certain benefits to the rich and influential, but

also

to the common man. To summarize,I am of the opinion that the commercial sector of

air

travel

has rendered both middle

class

and upper

class

with appropriate provisions ,so as to improve the overall

travel

experience

.With the assortment of facilities provided to both categories , the flying

experience

has benefitted both the consumer and the provider in terms of

experience

and finance respectively.