Larger planes equal more costs. Most customers won’t want to pay more for just getting more leg room.
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Yue Dong
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(Rio) xinran li
Bigger planes mean more cost. Also, Airline company needs to take the risk of empty seats while the fuel expense is much higher per flight.
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lamjerome
The customers already received a lower cost benefit. It is a trade off between cost and happiness/satisfaction
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(Rio) xinran li
Bigger planes mean more cost. Also, Airline company needs to take the risk of empty seats while the fuel expense is much higher per flight.
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(Rio) xinran li
Bigger planes mean more cost. Also, Airline company needs to take the risk of empty seats while the fuel expense is much higher per flight.
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Wenjun Zhu
The costs of the biggest plane and maintenance might exceed the profit it brings.
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(Rio) xinran li
Bigger planes mean more cost. Also, Airline company needs to take the risk of empty seats while the fuel expense is much higher per flight.
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haishunxu
Some customers just don’t care about the space if the price goes up. People have get used to small space.
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(Rio) xinran li
Bigger planes mean more cost. Also, Airline company needs to take the risk of empty seats while the fuel expense is much higher per flight.
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(Rio) xinran li
Bigger planes mean more cost. Also, Airline company needs to take the risk of empty seats while the fuel expense is much higher per flight.
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