US Removing Pillows and Blankets from Express
#1
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US Removing Pillows and Blankets from Express
Sorry if this has been covered already, but we got a memo about a week ago telling us that Tempe has made the decision to remove the pillows and blankets from all Express flights. All the carriers are effected as far as I know.
I would suggest you all do what you have to do to get them back on the aircraft. We've all been complaining about it, but it has fallen on deaf ears so far.
I would suggest you all do what you have to do to get them back on the aircraft. We've all been complaining about it, but it has fallen on deaf ears so far.
#2
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There's no use complaining. They won't listen - it really is a shame.
#3
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Another wrong decision..
#4
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Just picturing the next 3 hour PHL-IAH flight on Republic...
#7
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You have a valid point there. I've never used them either but thought I might be the only one.
#8
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Instead of buying new ones for the E190s... they have to get pillows and blankies somewhere.
#9
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I am with you, there isn't enough money in the entire world for me to use either one. I do sit on a pillow from time to time because I find Airbus seats to be extremely hard.
#10
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Knowing that's how I use them, I would never put one to my head.
#11
Join Date: May 2006
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Amen...another cost cutting effort gone right US needs to improve other areas of customer service...certainly not the areas of passengers sitting their asses on the pillows but improving the cabin seating and atomsphere.