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![]() Actually, in the long run it's the right thing to do. It creates financial consequences for the airline. It ****es off the flight crew, and as a result the airline has to either pay the flight crew more for dealing with the fallout or accept less-qualified flight crew, which will show up in the insurance rates before long. Your logic escapes me. Airline travel has become the bus service in the air so luxury is out and mass tansit is in now. That means more crowded skies and, unfortunately, more delays. I think you will find flight crews are not willing to put up with childish behavior and will simply remove people who can't behave in a civilized manner. Bringing an attitude on the plane is not a winning strategy anymore. If you don't like airline travel then by all means find another way. |
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