The planes would cost more money to buy and to fuel, and they would have to hire new pilots and mechanics, so ticket prices would increase
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tylermoncrieff
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shiqing wang(Andrea)
Bigger planes will have more people, the service will not be as good as in small planes. Also, if you want bigger space, it will cost more.
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Huang, Hao Yi (Kathy)
We can’t choose the biggest planes because of costs. The ticket prices would need increase, and people might not want to pay those prices
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kotheb
Larger planes have larger mass using more fuel, the largest costs for airlines. Higher costs likely outweighs gained customer happiness.
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huiyin
To choose to get a bigger plane means
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huiyin
To choose to get a bigger simply isn’t easy. It depends on the ability of the airline company, considering about the cost incurred as well.
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tinazhang
Customer segments also play a huge role in the airline company’s decision making process. Thus they need to take in different opinions.
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abhilashagnawali
Bigger planes would mean increased costs. The increase in ticket prices would not be one that customers would be willing to pay for.
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ronw95
Airlines would want to maximize the amount of passengers that they can fit into one plane = less room/person. Small planes also cost less.
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ronaldwan
with Kella Chan 🙂
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Huang, Hao Yi (Kathy) 5:36 pm on September 19, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Yes! they will need more people to man a bigger plane too.
shiqing wang(Andrea) 5:40 pm on September 19, 2013 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Yes~