Delta Premium revenue tops main cabin as extra‑Legroom seats join premium Bucket
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- Delta Air Lines reported premium cabin revenue of $5.70 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, exceeding its main cabin sales of $5.62 billion for the first time, and its internal accounting groups extra‑legroom Delta Comfort+ seats with Delta Premium Select recliners and Delta One suites.
- United Airlines saw a 12% increase in premium‑category passenger revenue in late 2025 while its main cabin revenue grew only 1%, with its premium seats delivering passenger revenue per available seat mile that is 4% to 6% higher than standard economy, and financial disclosures combine extra‑legroom and premium economy seats into a single revenue category.
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