Those who are jetting off on holiday this summer will be aware of the extra charges that come with flying abroad, like overweight luggage and plane seat fees.
Budget airlines easyJet and Ryanair are some of many airlines that charge passengers extra to choose their seats on the plane. This is an unwanted addition to holiday costs that can already feel like they are piling up.
But according to one expert, it could be worth getting random seats for cheaper - and chancing your luck once aboard the aircraft. Jane Hawkes, a former flight attendant and consumer expert, spoke to The Express about the best ways to increase your chances of sitting next to your travel companion on the plane.
