EasyJet strips out seats to cope with summer season of travel chaos

EasyJet has announced that it will remove seats from its aircraft to cope with staff shortages as European airports warn of a summer of travel chaos

The airline will strip six seats from about 50 of its A319 aircraft, cutting the number of passengers down to 150.

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