Spirit Airlines CEO stuffs himself in an overhead bin to justify paid carry-on fees

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4-14-2010 @ 2:36PM

Kevin said...

If the flying public would be willing to pay for a ticket what it actually costs the airline to fly from point A to point B, there would not be the need to have bag fees and removing other amenities that used to be included. However, the flying public would much prefer to put their (and their loved ones) lives in the air at an altitude of 33,000 feet in the cheapest seat available. Many thousands of experienced airline employees are out of work and the maintenance sent to third world countries with little to no oversight. All this to ensure a cheap seat.

4-14-2010 @ 8:39PM

ruth said...

I'm glad someone else thinks like this.Airlines run businesses, and businesses need to be profitable. Flying is not a right. Figure out how much it costs per seat, add your profit, and move along. if you dont like, it either start your own airline, or stay home.

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