Budget Airline Investor Bill Franke Embraces First-Class Seats, Premium Upgrades
The serial low-cost airline backer is moving toward more upmarket offerings, according to CNBC.
Serial airline investor Bill Franke, known for building budget carriers, is embracing more upmarket changes such as first-class seats and premium upgrades, according to CNBC.
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