Seat booking trial for easyJet
Passengers on easyJet could get allocated seats in a new trial announced by the budget airline.
The test, which has cost easyJet £5 million in computer expenses to adapt its booking system to reserved seating, will last for the summer.
All passengers will be given an allocated seat but can pay £12 for a space with extra leg room, £8 for the front seats or £3 for any other seat.
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