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While not that explicit, that's exactly what Virgin America is doing. For me it is an easy trade off. When faced recently with a 3 day jaunt out East, my pact
by lancewiggs 14y ago
While not that explicit, that's exactly what Virgin America is doing.
For me it is an easy trade off. When faced recently with a 3 day jaunt out East, my pact with myself was to fly Virgin, or not to fly at all. It's the difference between an acceptable experience and a high chance of a very unacceptable one. Seriously - I have no idea why there hasn't been a mass rejection of the flying experiences in the USA.
Some folks like chasing Air points or status, but ask first - do you really want to spend even more time getting lousy service on a lousy airline?
I'm lucky enough to be based in New Zealand, and these days our flag carrier is simply great. Their Hobbit safety video just came out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBlRbrB_Gnc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBlRbrB_Gnc
- aes256 14y ago> Seriously - I have no idea why there hasn't been a mass rejection of the flying experiences in the USA. One reason: Cost
- aquaphile 14y agoReason #2: no viable alternatives. We don't have a decent passenger rail system in the U.S. and our population centers are hours|days apart by automobile.