Spirit Airlines (NYSE:SAVE) is changing up its pricing options to offer more perks to customers who choose to pay more for their seats.

The airline company is introducing four seat options for its customers. They are Go Big, Go Comfy, Go Savvy and Go. With these options, Spirit Airlines customers have the ability to pay a premium for more options and perks during their flights.

Let’s break these four options down below!

Spirit Airlines Perks

• Go Big: This grants travelers a Big Front Seat, snacks and drinks (including alcohol), one carry-on bag, one checked bag, priority check-in and boarding as well as streaming access.
• Go Comfy: This features increased comfort and space with a blocked middle seat, one carry-on bag, one checked bag, priority boarding and a snack and non-alcoholic beverage.
• Go Savvy: With this perk, Spirit Airlines passengers get either one carry-on bag or one checked bag and standard seat selection during booking.
• Go: This offers budget pricing with the option to purchase checked bags, standard seat selection, Wi-Fi and snacks and beverages.

Spirit will start introducing these new seating options next month. The Go and Go Savvy options will start on Aug. 16 while the Go Comfy and Go Big options start on Aug. 27.

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