Who said it will be business as usual?RJcasualty said:The industry continues its ascendancy. Screw departed gran'ma. No discount for view. Could military fares be next?
True....and not all that important to the bottom line.... it maybe to the bereaved, but not the bean counters.etops1 said:Who cares ? Slow news day I guess .
Ouch. Now the issue's been framed--- not from the context of an impersonal corporate entity, but a live AAG exec.Flying low said:http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/27/travel/american-airlines-bereavement-fares/index.html?hpt=tr_c2
Doug's rules...from the article.
"In the wake of its merger with US Airways, American Airlines this week became the latest major U.S. airline to end its policy of offering bereavement fares. US Airways didn't offer the special fares before the merger, and American's new chief executive officer, Douglas Parker, came from the ranks of US Airways".