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It’s really easy: it’s all about revenue maximization. Honestly, people fly too much. I’m 6’5 with a 24” shoulder - flying economy is painful for me and the po
by Spooky23 1y ago
It’s really easy: it’s all about revenue maximization.
Honestly, people fly too much. I’m 6’5 with a 24” shoulder - flying economy is painful for me and the poor soul stuck next to me.
I don’t need to fly for business and am fortunate to have a lot of PTO. So, I fly first class, business class, or not at all. If the cost is too much, i drive. There’s virtually no east coast trip that is more unpleasant to me via car. I’m young enough that I can do NY to Georgia or Chicago overnight with no ill effect. There’s so much wasted time around the airport many flights don’t even save time.
I’m going on a trip to Asia in the early spring with my kid. I could save like $4000 flying in the back… but why? If that amount of money is breaking the bank, I cannot afford two weeks there anyway.
- cats_4_freedom 1y ago[flagged]
- tptacek 1y agoI regret to clarify here that you will definitely save time flying between NYC and Chicago. Would that it were otherwise! Toronto is arguable.
- Spooky23 1y agoFair. But I have a price — increased travel time yields me some Duff’s Wings in Buffalo!
- bsder 1y agoYou won't save time, but, man, with the price of car rentals lately you will save a TON of money depending on how long you need to stay.