
Corporate Travel Managers Push Back Against Airlines' New Restrictive Business Fares
Delta and United have introduced stripped-down 'basic' business class fares that exclude lounge access, seat selection, and free changes. While airlines argue this offers choice, corporate travel managers warn that the lack of flexibility makes these tickets impractical for business trips, potentially increasing overall costs if changes are required. Companies are considering blocking these fares in their travel policies, similar to how they handled basic economy tickets.

