Comments on: More bad news about Spirit Airlines

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By: Paulo Jordao - BLOG » Airline Companies - Bad Services - One Year Latter

Paulo Jordao - BLOG » Airline Companies - Bad Services - One Year Latter — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 04:20:44 +0000

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By: pauljordan222

pauljordan222 — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:00:25 +0000

Hi Eric. Thanks for your comment.
You are right… I don’t fly that often, and whenever I fly, it is to another country. But then, it is another story. I can not even start comparing the quality of service.
But you are right…
We are getting so used to accept the low quality service, and on this case always justifying that is because it is cheaper, that maybe it is ok for the next time that you fly they charge you to go to the bathroom too.
Paulo

By: ERIC

ERIC — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 23:26:07 +0000

Do you live under a rock? Apparantly you do not fly often. Check out Sk Bus airlines or Allegiant air lines or Ryan Air. These are just a few of the airlines that charge for eveything, including to check bags and bottle of water and a can of coke. When gas costs almost $4.00 a gallon what to you expect. You see, United, american and even Jet Blue may offer you a free coke on board but they also add on a fuel charge of up to $50 per ticket. I do not see what the differnece is. Pay a fuel surguarge or pay to check a bag and for a coke. If you are smart you will pack light and not check a bag and you will buy a beverage in the terminal (after you pass security) and then you wont have to spend anymore money. But you will still have to pay that fuel surcharge on the other carriers. PS I am not an airline employee, just a smart frequent flier.