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Not at all. The last few times I've flown (US to Canada and back again), I walked away from the experience feeling abused by the U.S. side of the transaction. Y
by logic 16y ago
Not at all. The last few times I've flown (US to Canada and back again), I walked away from the experience feeling abused by the U.S. side of the transaction. You can choose to accept that or not, and can certainly write off my opinion as hyperbole if you'd like; that's your prerogative. But I don't believe I'm the only one who feels that way.
(If the "exorbitant rate" portion is what you object to, see my reply elsewhere in the thread.)
- foldr 16y agoWhat do you find international flights "exorbitant" with respect to? Cruise ships?
- logic 16y agoDomestic flights. I'm flying to Canada, our land-based neighbor, not Australia. The additional cost is purely because of bureaucracy, not the least of which is our security theatrics.
- foldr 16y agoDo you have any evidence that airport security costs are responsible for the higher prices?