Scandinavian Airlines has ordered new seats for
its short-haul fleet.
The next generation seats from Recaro
offer improved comfort for customers, who get additional leg room,
whilst the lightweight seats weigh less and thereby help to save
fuel and are better for the environment.
During 2012, eight Boeing 737-800 aircraft will
be refitted with the new seats, a total of 1484 seats. SAS plans
to install the seats on further aircraft the following year.
"This investment results in more comfortable
seats and more legroom for our customers, which means SAS will
offer an improved travel experience to our passengers. At the same
time it is in line with our strong focus on being environmentally
conscious as the new seats results in approximately 360 kilo less
weight per aircraft, which lowers both fuel consumption and CO2
emissions," said Robin Kamark, Chief Commercial Officer,
Scandinavian Airlines.
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