This Airline Is Turning Economy Seats Into Couches

As much as we'd always like to be sitting in the pointy end of the plane, sometimes the vacation budget doesn't allow for it.

Together with FinanceBuzz This Airline Is Debuting Economy Seats That Turn Into a Couch As much as we'd always like to be sitting in the pointy end of the plane, sometimes the vacation budget doesn't allow for it. And as spacious as first- and business-class seats have become in recent years, the same can’t be said for the economy-class experience, where legroom is tighter than ever. Thankfully, a new option is on the horizon: One U.S. airline has just announced an upgraded economy-class experience with seats that convert into a couch. Here are all the details.  Keep Reading 19 Things to Cut When Money Gets Tight (Most People Ignore #11) Your money is getting tight, and prices are going up. Figuring out what to cut back on can feel overwhelming. Check out this list of money-saving strategies below, and start with just one or two today. Even taking small steps can help you breathe a little easier. Learn More Thank you for supporting our sponsors! They help us keep Daily Passport free. Keep exploring No One Likes the Middle Seat — So Why Do Planes Have Them? It’s safe to say that few, if any, travelers like being stuck in the middle seat. But that raises the question: Why do middle seats exist in the first place? Read Article 10 States With the Most Expensive Toll Roads In some states, tolls can quickly add up for regular commuters and long-distance travelers alike. Check out the 10 states with the most expensive toll roads, according to a new study. Read Article Are you ready to say "Bon Voyage"? Unsubscribe from all Daily Passport emails. Privacy Policy Terms of Use Contact Us Copyright © 2026 Daily Passport. All rights reserved. 325 North LaSalle Street, Suite 200, Chicago, IL 60654

Word of the Day: Apostrophize

Can you pronounce apostrophize?

April 6, 2026

Today’s Word Brought to You By verb 1. Address an exclamatory passage in a speech or poem to (someone or something). 2. Punctuate (a word) with an apostrophe. You Might Be Paying More Than You Need for Car Insurance Somewhere between your last renewal and this moment, your car insurance could’ve gotten more expensive, especially if you’re letting your policy auto-renew without noticing. Insurify lets you compare real quotes from over 100 companies in minutes, no hidden fees, no hassle. A few basic questions could reveal that you could save up to $1,100 a year. Compare Rates *This content is brought to you by our sponsor, which helps keep our content free. "You'll want to apostrophize carefully when you write your final papers, because I will deduct for punctuation errors." "When Sandra apostrophizes in the empty room in the third act, I always cry." "A skilled actor can apostrophize about anything, but it takes practice." Latin, early 17th century "Apostrophize" came into the English language in the early 1600s at the same time as "apostrophe." It can either refer to the act of ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words?

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