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U.S. airlines have achieved one of the most astonishing comebacks in the past year. Once operating aging fleets with old and noncompetitive onboard hardware such as out-of-date business-class seats, the legacy industry has experienced a much-admired rebirth, thanks to a combination of low fuel...
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