airlinewriter That means they will crunch more of the “low” dollar seats so that those passengers will sit with their knees up to their chin.
airlinewriter Boycott united airlines.
airlinewriter United still charges more than most airlines. I fly Southwestern and soon they are going to be offering flights to Hawaii! Looks like prices will be competitive and some will have to lower their rates.
airlinewriter What. There aren’t enough empty seats up front already?
airlinewriter *rolls eyes directly out of face and across the floor**
airlinewriter Does united not realize Americans can’t afford flying as it is? It takes some people and families a full year to save up just for one flight?!
airlinewriter I’d take on time arrivals over seats any day, but then I don’t weigh 350lb/150kg like most Americans.
airlinewriter I got news for him growth is not going to be something they're going to be able to do as more and more Americans make less and less money flying is going to become unaffordable.
airlinewriter Back to their old bankruptcy model.
airlinewriter In a related story, United has announced its new Chipped-Beef class.
airlinewriter I guess it's not a surprising move to take in order to maximize revenue yield-- unless you just can't fill the seats. At the same time, I now see why my company prefers to send their employees on Southwest. $UAL $LUV
airlinewriter I'd pay extra for more room as long as it's a reasonable amount united
airlinewriter Nah fam united we ain’t forgot bout that asian dude
airlinewriter I wouldn't board a United flight even if they gave me a free boarding pass and three bags of salted peanuts. never
airlinewriter What good are premium seats if you don’t get where you’re going. You’re comfy, just in the wrong place or on the ramp.
airlinewriter signs of a far different economy
airlinewriter Very positive development for frequent flyers.
airlinewriter Like this move. Need more room.
airlinewriter That means smaller seats for everyone else.