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I wouldn't envy the marketing and pricing analysts in that situation trying to optimize. Imagine seeing an option at checkout to upgrade to a "no-bump" seat? Or

by medell 9y ago

I wouldn't envy the marketing and pricing analysts in that situation trying to optimize. Imagine seeing an option at checkout to upgrade to a "no-bump" seat? Or the reverse, you can opt-in to a "bumpable" seat for a discount. Actually, the latter doesn't sound so bad for casual flights!

ISL 9y ago
Some airlines ask at check-in time whether you're willing to be bumped at ~$200 compensation.
davchana 9y ago
Yes, i will opt for latter too, on few casual flights :)