>People have decided they've reserved the right to rock bottom fares and simultaneous complaints about quality of service. That's not really the case. Airline

>People have decided they've reserved the right to rock bottom fares and simultaneous complaints about quality of service. That's not really the case. Airline prices are quite detached from the quality of service. They are more a function of what the airline can get away with in the moment (i.e., surge pricing based on demand). If airline prices were always $100 for low cost, and $200 for frills included, that would be a fine trade. But you will pay anywhere from 100-1000 based on demand irrespective of frills or no frills.