No snacks unless you bring enough for the whole plane

[ZekeKelso]

Looks like European style no-frills-and-we-mean it airlines are coming to the US. In Europe, you can fly between many cities for almost nothing - the airlines make their money selling stuff to captive customers. Such airlines aren't for everybody - but its a nice option for those people (and college students) who have to save every possible penny.

Here's a link to Skybus's "Rules of Flying": http://ask.skybus.com/about/rules-of-flying.shtml . They seem to have a sense of humor about it. I like the bit about not bringing food on the plane "unless you brought enough for the whole plane."

 

[seashoreCM]

Flying for almost nothing has already been tried in the U.S. (except the forbidding of bringing one's own food) and airlines have declared bankruptcy as a result.

Disney hints: http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/disney.htm

Child: "Waah! waah! I'm hungry."
Parent: You'll have to wait until we get off because I didn't bring enough for everyone on the plane.
Seatmate: "Okay, I'll buy for everyone in the plane if you will shut that kid up."

 

[NEVERENOUGHWDW]

Flying for almost nothing has already been tried in the U.S. (except the forbidding of bringing one's own food) and airlines have declared bankruptcy as a result.

Disney hints: http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/disney.htm

Child: "Waah! waah! I'm hungry."
Parent: You'll have to wait until we get off because I didn't bring enough for everyone on the plane.
Seatmate: "Okay, I'll buy for everyone in the plane if you will shut that kid up."

Thanks for the giggle....