This is not the seat you paid for. Here’s what to do if you get downgraded on a flight

CNN·Sep 26

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There are reports of changes to airline seating policies, with some airlines introducing new seating options or modifying their existing policies. Some outlets are providing advice on how to navigate these changes, including what to do if a passenger is downgraded from their paid seat. The specifics of these changes and their impact on passengers are not entirely clear, with different airlines and scenarios being discussed.

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