Posted by: biwash prawashi January 15, 2013
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i remember one time that the CEO of Ryan Air was even thinking of charging people to use restrooms onboard. they were also thinking of a reduced price ticket for customers willing to stand up and travel but due to air safety regulations they could not proceed.
plenty of low cost carriers like Air Asia offer "no frills" ticket price at very cheap rates. i am happy that at least the airlines have not taken away peanuts and drinks in the US. Imagine lunch being served in KTM-DEL flight which is less than 2 hrs but getting peanuts and sodas on flights from JFK -SFO; more than 5 hours!
on the other hand I feel terrible for those Nepali brothers who are treated as second class passengers by the crew. the behavior of our brothers and the behavior of crew in return are equally liable for the treatment they get from airline crew.
plenty of low cost carriers like Air Asia offer "no frills" ticket price at very cheap rates. i am happy that at least the airlines have not taken away peanuts and drinks in the US. Imagine lunch being served in KTM-DEL flight which is less than 2 hrs but getting peanuts and sodas on flights from JFK -SFO; more than 5 hours!
on the other hand I feel terrible for those Nepali brothers who are treated as second class passengers by the crew. the behavior of our brothers and the behavior of crew in return are equally liable for the treatment they get from airline crew.