Originally Posted by Canarsie
I said it before and I will say it again: I may be part of the minority, but I would gladly pay US$5.00, US$10.00, US$25.00 or some similar extra amount of money to purchase an airfare on Delta Air Lines instead of the competition if food were served or if other unique amenities and/or services were offered whereby Delta Air Lines stands out against the competition.
Even DJs go to college (and some of us even graduated
) From what I remember from Econ 101, there are two ways to compete in a free market - price and product differentiation. After years of inaction by the legacy carriers in hopes that things would magically get better in a tremendously competitive environment, DL seems to be trying
something. They may not be getting it right with every step, but you gotta give Jerry G & Co credit for at least recognizing that the times have changed.
DL needs to do what it needs to do to survive (and hopefully thrive) and each pax needs to do what he/she needs to do. We all gotta make our own choices.