A bit different, but something similar does happen already, when people rate taxi drivers, cashiers in a store, or people commenting on airbnb hosts. These rea

A bit different, but something similar does happen already, when people rate taxi drivers, cashiers in a store, or people commenting on airbnb hosts. These reactions often get personal rather than being based on an objective evaluation of a transaction. Point is, the "flight crew"s and even the "pilots" are not the corporation. The corporation may easily sacrifice their privacy if its believed to contribute the bottom line. Even the CEO might be sacrificed. The really private things about a corporation are its finances, its tradeoffs of customer benefit vs "efficiency", its market segmentation policies, etc.