Originally Posted by
m907
Elliott is only after short term gains. I think there is a significant chance this is a massive operational disaster and revenue goes down and they revert to open seating after 12 months.
Possible. For the traveling public, this could easily be a case of "You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone".
Also, the surveys did not ask: Do you prefer assigned seats if you have to pay $30 for one or else be automatically assigned a random seat in the rear of the cabin?
Surveys also didn't ask: Do you prefer paying for an assigned seat that has less one inch legroom than the current seats?
But hey, a year into this project Elliott will be gone raiding some other company.