Frontier's new seating: 'Stretch' for some, 'scrunch' for others

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11-17-2009 @ 1:33PM

Bruce said...

I have flown Frontier in the past because I liked the egalitarian atmosphere in the cabin. There were no classes. Now with the ticketing and seating hierarchy, it is moving away from equality for all and toward a very un-American construct like the big carriers that I loathe. It is a living example of the progression Orwell outlined in Animal Farm. The middle class in America has been shrinking for the past decade. I guess Frontier no longer wants to be on the frontier of innovation but reflective of the growing divide in American culture between rich and poor.

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