Paying to pick seats loathsome, many passengers sa
Paying to pick seats loathsome, many passengers say
Paying to pick seats loathsome, many passengers say
(Reuters) - Paying for extras has become routine for airline passengers butSpirulina Tablet it doesn't mean they like it, with #xa poll showing more than half all travelers hate having to fork out to choose their seat.
The online poll of nearly 2,000 people by website Airfarwatchdog.com, asked respondents which airline fees they despised the most.
Paying for the privilege of picking their seat was the biggest bugbear for 52 percent of respondents, followed by paying to change flights -- something which irked a third of passengers.
A minority, or 14 percent, said they didn't like paying extra for snacks while just 3 percent said they were happy to pay for any extra services.
George Hobica,Fire hose, president of Airfarewatchdog.com, said airlines Spirulina Tabletwere annoying passengers by adding to what many people consider the already high cost of air travel.
"There are certain airline services that really do involve added expense," he said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
"These include meals (for obvious reasons), transporting and checking bags (fuel and labor), and even to a certain degree changing your date of travel."
"But assigning a seat, which can be done online for virtually no transaction cost to the airline? It's simply a way to generate revenue and not to cover a tangible expense. I think passengers realize this and that's why they're so annoyed by it."
Hard hit by the financial crisis, many airlines across the globe, and especially #xin the United States, have started charging passengers Spirulina Tabletfor services that used to be free: check-in baggage, drinks and snacks, for example.
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