It’s time to break out the bananas, joked Consumerist tipster Steve when sending us this story — there’s going to be a plethora of charlie horses now that JetBlue and WestJet are going along with the airline industry’s favorite trend and cutting legroom for some nonpremium seats. But if you’re willing to pay more, of course you can get extra legroom. [More]
No, You Aren't Mysteriously Growing Taller — JetBlue & WestJet Are Cutting Legroom
By August 22, 2012
Do You Get More Satisfaction From Cheap Airlines Than Legacy Carriers Because You Expect Less?
By June 13, 2012
When it comes to being satisfied with our flying experiences, it turns out we’d rather opt for low-cost carriers like JetBlue, over old legacy airlines like US Airways, according to a new study that rated customer satisfaction. [More]
Airlines Considers $10 Fee For Sitting Away From Babies
By November 10, 2008
WestJet recently sent out a survey to its readers to look at a list of $10 fees and respond which they were okay paying with. One of them was a $10 fee for not having to sit near screaming babies and small children. The airline also wanted to know if customers would be interested in $10 savings for putting up with or giving up certain things, like savings for not earning frequent flier miles or savings for having a seat that doesn’t recline. Brilliant business move or deceptive fare increase? Leave your thoughts in the comments.
WestJet Is Taking Child Endangerment Seriously
By January 3, 2008
THE QUOTE: “The situation is of utmost concern for WestJet and we are taking this matter very seriously. We have apologized to the parents of the child and are doing all that we can to ensure that this does not happen in the future.”
Westjet Delays, Pays Happy Traveler
By June 20, 2006
7.50 worth of complimentary drinks at the airport bar. That’s the way customer service is handled in Ireland.
