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You can buy business class. Much better service and much better comfort. But you probably don’t want to spend that much, which is where the problem lies.
by 4death4 3y ago
You can buy business class. Much better service and much better comfort. But you probably don’t want to spend that much, which is where the problem lies.
- stemlord 3y agoSeems you're completely missing the point. The baseline experience is much worse for the same or more cost. Of course spending (a lot) more money gets you a better experience. That's probably part of why they make the baseline experience so unbearable.
- crooked-v 3y ago> for the same or more cost Adjust for inflation, and baseline tickets are cheaper than they were a decade ago, and significantly cheaper than they were a decade before that. The only reason the difference isn't even more significant is that prices are now at the point that it's nigh-impossible to cut anything further and still have a functional flight.
- stemlord 3y agoInteresting if true, I hadn't noticed that.
- mikepurvis 3y agoAir Canada has a premium economy option on many flights, that costs like 20-50% extra for more width and legroom. I've never been tempted by it though— until there's a lie-flat bed it's still just going to be a long uncomfortable sit no matter what. I wonder how many people do pay for it vs just get it as a status/points upgrade.