This is crazy. I really would rather have airlines raise the fares than have them nickel and dime us to death. Between the excessive fees and ever-increasing TSA security regulations, no wonder people don't like to fly these days.
I'm curious about how they would determine the 'hour'. Does it include push-back and taxiing time or does it mean strictly the amount of time the plane is in the air? And what about babies, the elderly, and/or people with medical conditions who may not be able to hold it, but don't have exact change?
Although I'm sure all it would take is one person to have an 'accident' in his or her seat and the fee would go away.
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Updated On: 4/8/10 at 08:26 AM