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Airbus is working on getting a new higher density version of the A220-300 certified. This will happen thanks to an extra set of exits over the wings, and it’ll boost the plane’s maximum capacity from 149 seats to 160 seats.
I'm summary:
They're still doing seats? I'm excited for when some braniac discovers people will still pay for a flight when they have to stand the whole way.
I'm envisioning a bicycle-style "seat" that just barely allows a passenger to prop up his or her pelvis, as long as feet are planted on the floor. You have to sit up perfectly straight to balance. Armrests are optional with a fee. Extra padding is optional with a fee.