The Benefits of Sitting at the Back of the Plane
Many frequent flyers prefer to sit at the front of the plane, but there are some unexpected advantages of choosing the last row.
Many frequent flyers prefer to sit at the front of the plane, but there are some unexpected advantages of choosing the last row.
Airlines often use the time it takes to get the first bag onto the carousel as a key performance metric for baggage handlers. Are ground handling companies gaming this to inflate their KPIs?
Most passengers don’t take the time to compliment great service, so airlines love it when customers do. They often pass on the feedback to the employee and their manager.
AFF Editor Matt Graham explains the strategies he uses to fly between Australia and Europe in comfort, without spending too much.
In Europe, airlines put a lot of effort into limiting delays to under two, three or four hours. They have a strong financial incentive to do so, and it works.