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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
2-17-2009 @ 7:00PM
TroyG said...
Does anyone else think that this is a horrible waste of fuel? In a time where some (most?) airlines are cutting back on the amount of ice they carry to save fuel (or so they say), seems kinda silly to be hauling approx. 50 litres per passenger to freshen up en route.
Now, I realise this question has both an environmental and and an economic angle, but nevertheless, I still ask it. :-)
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