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> charging people to use toilets on-board AFAIK this has never happened. This is a PR stunt that is regularly used (like the idea of standing-room-only ticket
by sebastiennight 1y ago
> charging people to use toilets on-board
AFAIK this has never happened.
This is a PR stunt that is regularly used (like the idea of standing-room-only tickets) to generate a new round of press for the company and highlight how cost-efficient and ruthless they are, which aligns with their branding and keeps the story alive.
I understand the sentiment but as sibling comment points out, you're very light in the way of stating facts to back up these claims.
- notreallyauser 1y agoThere's an interview with the CEO where he explains (claims) the idea of that policy is to reduce demand so they can leave out a couple of toilets and put in / sell more seats -- it's not about the charge for the toilet per se.
- sebastiennight 1y ago> There's an interview with the CEO May I point out that your counter-argument to "this is a PR stunt" is "no no, the CEO himself floated this idea publicly and got interviewed in the press to talk about it".