I’ll trade all of that just for some free luggage carts. Charging for them seems to specifically be an American thing and it isn’t doing our country any good im

I’ll trade all of that just for some free luggage carts. Charging for them seems to specifically be an American thing and it isn’t doing our country any good image-wise. I’m guessing the reason isn’t just profit, it’s also to pay for the infrastructure to collect the carts and shuttle them through the terminals and back to their corral. Okay, fine, but tell me how this suppose to feel when a passenger actually decides to pay the fee? If they’re arriving to the airport by taxi, they need to scuttle all their bags over to the corral, pay by credit card, slide out the cart, and then load it. And if someone’s driven them to the airport their car is now idling at the entrance even longer, causing other arrivals to wait. You’d think this would become a lawsuit at some point, or at the very least airlines would realize they could make even more profit with additional luggage fees.