I am not sure this would work because the airlines industry would rather have the seat be empty honesty. I have flown a lot and also have used passes. The airlines would rather have an empty seat than sell it for 50 bucks on a 200 dollar flight.
Plus, the airlines industry cannot afford this type of disruption. They are already holding on for dear life (the American based carriers at least)
What would be more interesting is being able to exchange tickets on a secondary listing but this would have to be a corporate venture.
"The airlines would rather have an empty seat than sell it for 50 bucks on a 200 dollar flight."
Makes no sense, the marginal cost of an addittional passenger isn't even a bag of peanuts anymore, why wouldn't they want your money, even if its $10? Plus luggage fee. I'm sure you have a valid reason, so please share.
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I am not sure this would work because the airlines industry would rather have the seat be empty honesty. I have flown a lot and also have used passes. The airlines would rather have an empty seat than sell it for 50 bucks on a 200 dollar flight.
Plus, the airlines industry cannot afford this type of disruption. They are already holding on for dear life (the American based carriers at least)
What would be more interesting is being able to exchange tickets on a secondary listing but this would have to be a corporate venture.
"The airlines would rather have an empty seat than sell it for 50 bucks on a 200 dollar flight."
Makes no sense, the marginal cost of an addittional passenger isn't even a bag of peanuts anymore, why wouldn't they want your money, even if its $10? Plus luggage fee. I'm sure you have a valid reason, so please share.