Flying first class and not coach, why?
- Thread starter Sanaz3
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Lol no. Sadly the biz class is super expensive! I have a rule, any flight over 20 minutes I have to fly business/first class :0
I understand tall or obese people have difficulty feeling comfortable in coach seats on some airlines, but what if you bought two tickets for two side-by-side seats, it is still cheaper than a first-class one, no?
Besides, I think airlines should make such provisions to have a few special coach seats with more room for tall or obese people. Maybe they intentionally have their seats spaced so that they know some people would just buy the first class tickets because of this. I don't know what the laws require as the minimum spacing between the two rows of seats.
+1 make them pay extra and have some extra wide seats for them, so the rest don't have to suffer.
Premium Economy is the way to go
http://www.seatguru.com/charts/premium_economy.php
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Some people like to spend their money on "things" such as houses, cars, boats, clothes, jewelry, etc. because owning these items gives them a sense of accomplishment and empowerment.
Some people like to spend their money on experiences, such as vacations, first-class travel, luxury hotel accommodations and fine restaurants. These people put "making new memories" as a high priority in life.
Some people have a phobia about the future, and therefore like to use their money for security purposes, such as investments, extended warranties, all types of insurances, and retirement accounts.
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