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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-24-2009 @ 4:00PM
Bob Johansmeyer said...
"Sometimes, the impact is noticeable, even if the cuts are not. Check-in lines are likely to get longer, and you'll be disappointed if you expect to enjoy a cup of coffee while you wait. Lobby food is disappearing across the country. This is what happens when hotels compete on price."
Change a few words and you're describing what happened a few decades ago at the end of airline regulation, when the airlines no longer competed on service but instead on price. All we need now to complete the experience is TSA security in the lobby.
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