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British Airways says it will allow passengers to choose seats up to 355 days before flying — for a fee. The airline said Friday that charges will range from 10 pounds ($16) per passenger for an economy class flight within Europe, 20 pounds for a long-haul economy seat or 50 pounds for an exit row seat.
Business class passengers will be charged 20 pounds for a short-haul flight and 60 pounds for a long-haul flight. Passengers now can choose a seat only in the 24 hours before departure, at no charge. The new policy is effective from October 7.
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