Fifteen years ago was an ideal time to be an international jetsetter. The skies felt safer, airline hospitality standards were higher, milage programs meant something, and there wasn’t such a race to create the best sardine can in place of a plane. Not to mention, the concept of paying for checked bags (and every other detail) didn’t exist, avoiding carrying all your belongings on you and fighting for overhead luggage space. Continue reading “As New Companies Move into the US Market, Suggestions for the American Airline Industry”
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