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As a tall guy I like to complain about airplane seating all the time. Once in a while I'm able to coax them into giving me an exit row; but that's beside the po
by sharkweek 13y ago
As a tall guy I like to complain about airplane seating all the time. Once in a while I'm able to coax them into giving me an exit row; but that's beside the point.
Even with my height, I have not bought a plane ticket in the past 10 years with any brand loyalty or concern for comfort whatsoever. I don't even really care about the airline's track record of promptness, because the odds are still mostly in my favor it won't happen to "my" flight. I fly on whatever airline [insert flight pricing aggregation service here] says is the cheapest for my itinerary, maaaaybe taking into consideration that I might pay a bit more for nonstop, but even then sometimes if it means saving 50 bucks, for some reason I'm willing to go through the trouble of a multi-stop flight.
- SomeCallMeTim 13y ago> I fly on whatever airline [insert flight pricing aggregation service here] says is the cheapest for my itinerary Then you must not fly Southwest, since they refuse to pay fees to "free" aggregation services, and you therefore have to buy the tickets direct.