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Seems like a convenience tax to me. People who are willing to pay the high prices at the airport, are probably less price sensitive, (read: more wealthy). So ye

Seems like a convenience tax to me. People who are willing to pay the high prices at the airport, are probably less price sensitive, (read: more wealthy). So yeah, let’s let the rich subsidize the poor

landemva 3y ago
Those who can afford it get lounge memberships. Free snacks in lounges.
- gruez 3y ago
  Presumably that's priced in, either directly (they charge $30-$40 per visit), or indirectly (either through airlines or credit card companies).