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Seems to me like most airlines stand to gain a lot of money by creating new sections that allow for talking within the planes, and ones that don't. People would
by sn0v 13y ago
Seems to me like most airlines stand to gain a lot of money by creating new sections that allow for talking within the planes, and ones that don't. People would probably pay extra for the latter.
- loceng 13y agoNot sure you can really do that. Even if it's a space with 4-8 seats sectioned off. If they're all planning on talking on the phone, I could see that being annoying for eachother. Otherwise if they were completely sealed off sections, they'd be charging a small fortune to compensate for the lost seat revenue.
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- JohnTHaller 13y agoIf it helps, I'd pay good money to have a front row seat if they had a section right next to the section where all the folks who can't wrap their brains around not talking for 3 hours are forced to all sit and drive each other insane.
- Renaud 13y agoWay to make the whole flying experience even more awesome. I'm all for booths though, where you could isolate yourself if you really need to call and where calls would be limited in duration.
- jakejake 13y agoIt would seem more fair to charge for the privilege of making calls (either access to a talking area, or a seat in a talking area). But, of course it would probably be an easier sell to say "hey, pay an extra $50 so that you don't have to be bothered by asshats screaming on their phone!"