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> their revealed preference is they'd rather save $5 on a $300 ticket and suffer the indignities. It's hard to believe this is true. I'd gladly pay $20 extra f

by geoka9 12y ago

> their revealed preference is they'd rather save $5 on a $300 ticket and suffer the indignities. It's hard to believe this is true. I'd gladly pay $20 extra for a trans-Atlantic seat with more legroom and my experience shows that I'm not alone--all those "improved economy" seats are usually sold out well in advance (and they cost a lot more than $20 on a 1k extra).

fennecfoxen 12y ago
$20 a seat will buy you legroom on a 2-hour flight (and $30 will buy you extra legroom in the front of the plane with better recline). Extra trans-atlantic legroom costs more like $200 a seat, though.