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Airlines have gone too far and are starting to cross the line with fees!
Where did all your (airlines) profits from the golden years of the 90′s go? I understand feul prices have gone up. However, when these airlines were raking in millions, ask yourself one question… why didn’t they save their profits in reserves? A rainy day fund? That would have been a great relief for airlines to have during this economic recession. Instead, they continue to take advantage of passengers for their mistakes! Enough is Enough!
Money doesn’t just disappear, mismanagement and lack of leadership results in failure.
Check out this article “Spirit Air pushes the limit with $45 bag fee” by Kyle Peterson and Deepa Seetharaman
“The low-cost carrier is taking the blows that come with being the first to seize on an unpopular, but possibly lucrative idea. That does not mean that it will be the last.
A few years ago, paying up to $45 to stow a piece of luggage in the overhead bin seemed as unthinkable as installing a pay toilet in the coach class. But it’s a new day for U.S. airlines as many struggle daily for survival in a volatile business with razor-thin profit margins.”
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