British Airways is reducing economy cabin legroom by about 1 inch, from 30 inches to 29 inches, on its short-haul A320 and A321 aircraft to make room for two additional rows.
Passengers will see the change on intra-Europe flights next year.
The reduction will put BA’s legroom on a par with EasyJet but one inch less than Ryanair.
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