In February, Japan Airlines Corp. surprised the industry by announcing it would replace its super-seat luxury class, which had been in place for 18 years, with a new, cheaper class on domestic flights.
Meanwhile, archrival All Nippon Airways Co. said it would take the opposite course by expanding its super-seat services on domestic flights.
Both companies have stated it is the first time they are traveling in opposite directions in terms of services.
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