United Announces the Elimination of Garlic Bread and Ketchup
View from the Wing, Jun 29, 2014 17:15 by Gary Leff
While United makes excuses for losing $600 million in the first quarter, and is out of ideas so just copies Delta, they get more and more desperate.
Strategy plans are said to look like what’s “found in a typical operating department’s annual budget presentation than in a corporate presentation..”
So where do they turn for salvation? Elimination of ketchup from Europe flights and garlic bread from Asia flight premium cabins.
The airline that spent 2013 losing 250,000 customers a month is eliminating complimentary meals on their Honolulu – Guam flights.
They’re also shrinking the lavatories on 737-800 and 737-900 aircraft. They call them ‘space saving lavatories” which sounds almost futuristic… like Magic Flush.
Why you may ask are they doing this? To squeeze in more rows of coach, of course!
In a move @FakeUnitedJeff would love, the quest for $2 billion a year in cost cuts is known as ‘Project Quality’.
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View from the Wing, Jun 29, 2014 17:15 by Gary Leff
While United makes excuses for losing $600 million in the first quarter, and is out of ideas so just copies Delta, they get more and more desperate.
Strategy plans are said to look like what’s “found in a typical operating department’s annual budget presentation than in a corporate presentation..”
So where do they turn for salvation? Elimination of ketchup from Europe flights and garlic bread from Asia flight premium cabins.
The airline that spent 2013 losing 250,000 customers a month is eliminating complimentary meals on their Honolulu – Guam flights.
They’re also shrinking the lavatories on 737-800 and 737-900 aircraft. They call them ‘space saving lavatories” which sounds almost futuristic… like Magic Flush.
Why you may ask are they doing this? To squeeze in more rows of coach, of course!
In a move @FakeUnitedJeff would love, the quest for $2 billion a year in cost cuts is known as ‘Project Quality’.
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