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This all seems beside the point, the airlines have simply placed the seats far too close together. Perhaps the whining , bad press and diverted flights will enc
by cmiles74 12y ago
This all seems beside the point, the airlines have simply placed the seats far too close together. Perhaps the whining , bad press and diverted flights will encourage them to spread them a little further apart.
- danielweber 12y agoExcept customers keep on choosing price over legroom.
- jug6ernaut 12y ago"the airlines have simply placed the seats far too close together" Not siding with the airlines, but the seat spacing likely directly correlates to the ticket costs. Want more space? you will likely have to pay for it.
- virmundi 12y agoThey don't care. They move as a group. They may collude openly or not, but in the end they hold all the cards. They have little incentive to reduce prices or improve conditions. The only way they will improve is if either a massive is issue arises or more competition enters from other vectors.
- virmundi 12y agoThey don't care. They move as a group. They may collude openly or not, but in the end they hold all the cards. They have little incentive to reduce prices or improve conditions. The only way they will improve is if either a massive is issue arises or more competition enters from other vectors.