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Bit what is the difference? Just a hundred fewer people, and the knowledge that you're just polluting for a few extra minutes of boarding time? I don't see any
by sbf501 4y ago
Bit what is the difference? Just a hundred fewer people, and the knowledge that you're just polluting for a few extra minutes of boarding time? I don't see any positives, even at the same price per ticket. Also, smaller planes are less stable than larger planes, so there's the smoother ride factor too, right?
- hindsightbias 4y agoFlying direct vs hub and spoke. To Ibiza. Plus a 100 less potential Covid carriers. Bigger planes can be more comfortable but a large factor is wing loading. Many smaller jets have higher ratios. IMO, the most comfortable airliner in turbulence was the MD-80, which had a tiny wing. https://turbli.com/blog/the-best-planes-to-fly-through-turbulence/ https://turbli.com/blog/the-best-planes-to-fly-through-turbu...