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Bignuf

I just scored some airline tickets, cross country, 1 stop, for $488 each. Pretty great price right now. Then noticed the First Class ticket prices were $5800 for that same flight!!! REALLY???? Who has almost six thousand dollars for a 3 hour flight, to get a slightly bigger seat????

Okay, if you fly, do you fly standby, coach, business or first class and if you fly business or first class, do YOU pay or does your work pay?

I just cannot believe many individuals can afford those tickets. I made this PRIVATE so please be honest.

Answers (private voting - your screen name will NOT appear in the results):

I fly Standby.

I fly Coach.

I fly Business, and I pay.

I fly Business and my work pays.

I fly First Class and I pay.

I fly First Class and my work pays.

Other?

Total votes: 59 (55 voters)

Poll is closed

08/24/2011

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08/24/2011

Jul!a

I get whatever ticket price is cheapest. I look at plane rides as pretty much the same thing as sitting to get a tattoo; it's all temporary and it'll be worth it when it's done. So what if my seat kinda sucks, I'm not going to be living on the plane even if the ride does feel like eternity.

08/24/2011

P'Gell

I avoid flying at all costs. I haven't flown in 5 years and I don't miss it a bit. If we absolutely have to fly somewhere, I let the Man take care of it. (Being a sub has it's advantages. )

I've never flown First Class, and wouldn't pay for it. My Man did once, when a mistake was made with his ticket during a business trip. He said it was amazing, but when he realized how much it cost, he was angry that only the very rich can have access to things like glass salt shakers, better scotch and a larger seat. Of course, now, only the very rich have access to.... FOOD while in flight. Cripes. What a class-ist place we tolerate.

08/24/2011

Ms. Spice

i like traveling places, but i absolutely hate flying. my parents buy my plane tickets, so i go coach. i probably wouldn't pay extra to fly first class

08/24/2011

mandiegk

I hate flying, but I have to do it a lot. it is one of the drawbacks to a long distance relationship. I wish I could afford to fly first class just because I need some space. I don't mind it when I have an aisle seat, but the last time I flew they didn't even let me pick my seat so I was stuck in the middle with 2 people on each side of me; it was a miserable experience.

08/24/2011

Tori Rebel

If I'm paying? Usually coach or business class. I have to admit though, the first time I ever flew anything other than first class I was in my mid 20's - until then I'd only ever flown first class either on my father's dime or on my continental onepass.

08/24/2011

Rockin'

I don't think I've ever flown anything but coach. Those first class seats sure look comfy, though.

08/24/2011

Lucky21

I've done 1st class once. Awesome, but it was only because I was bumped. Wouldn't pay for it.

08/24/2011

Diabolical Kitty

I have never flown first class. I have done standby once because I got a $300 flight voucher for giving up my seat.

08/24/2011

Illusional

I would love to try first class one day, lol

08/24/2011

Starkiller87

I cant believe you spent 500 dollars on tickets each! That is insane, I fly from California to Chicago all the time, never ever ever payed over 200 round trip.

08/24/2011

namelesschaos

When ever I'm flying which is very rare now but was more frequent in the past it is and always the cheapest seat available.

08/24/2011

hjtee

In first class, you don't just get a 'slightly bigger seat'. The service is phenomenal. Three/four course 'gourmet' meals (with a menu), unlimited fresh & packaged snacks & drinks, blankets, pillows, so many hot towels, headphones, bathroom with far less people waiting, two stewardess' for not nearly as many people in coach-so you've always got someone to call on and the option to plane and deplane as you please.
There's lots of other perks too that will come to me later!

Fortunately, right now, my husbands company pays for our airline tickets, but I would probably still fly first class if I had to pay.

08/25/2011

hjtee

Quote:

Originally posted by Starkiller87

I cant believe you spent 500 dollars on tickets each! That is insane, I fly from California to Chicago all the time, never ever ever payed over 200 round trip.

To fly from the remote community I live in now, to my hometown, in the same country, costs a little over $3200 CAD round trip!
And that's for coach, luckily we don't have to pay. We fly first class, I'm glad I don't know the price.

08/25/2011

Antipova

I fly coach. The only time I've ever flown first class was when I had to buy a ticket at the last minute for a funeral, and all the coach seats were sold out. It was actually kind of terrible, the stewardass spilled my dad's hot-water-for-coffee on me, and I told her not to worry. About 10 minutes later I was really cold (thanks to being wet), and asked if I could have a blanket. (It was summer, and I hadn't flown with a coat or jacket.) "No, those are still 8 dollars, even though you're in first class and I spilled on you." So I slept under newspapers. The family still teases me about this.

"That Antipova! Declines free miles because she doesn't want to make the clumsy stewardess feel bad, and then sleeps under newspapers in first class!"

08/25/2011

married with children

we get what ever sets we can get the cheapest.

08/26/2011

dawnkye

I fly coach, of course. I really wish that I didn't have to walk through the first class section and see all the happy comfortable people on the way to my teeny cramped seat.

08/26/2011

Ryuson

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My dad gets whatever they'll give us with the frequent flyer miles!

08/27/2011

K101

Other: I do not fly. Never have.

08/27/2011

Love Perpetua

I fly coach, although I once got a free upgrade, and the difference is insane. Amazing service, from the second you sit down someone is asking you if they can hang up your jacket, if you'd like a blanket, and what you'd like to drink. There is a menu and they come by and ask what you'd like to have for your meal. Attendants are always walking by asking if you'd like something else. They give you really good food for free (an appetizer, warm bread, a full meal with multiple options, dessert), they set your little fold out table with a table cloth, real silverware, and provide free alcohol - cocktails, wine, or beer, with as many refills as you want. They also give you blankets and a pillow, and there is free TV and/or movie. The seats are also much more comfortable.

Some of those things used to be standard for everyone (food, service, movie, blanket, pillow) but they are busy taking away every single thing from coach that could be considered a 'luxury' while first class remains the same or gets better. It is now a world of difference. I get a little riled up because it also seems like this is the way that our society (especially politics) seems to function - spoil and cater to the very rich, while leaving the bare minimum for everyone else. It's weird to me and I don't quite understand it. The difference between how you are treated when you paid a lot of money or you paid a standard amount of money (which is still a lot - flying is not cheap) is so huge that it's ridiculous. /rant

01/02/2012

Chirple

Whatever is cheapest.

I really only go to and from one location, and it's the same exact regional jet no matter what airline and there's not even business/1st class available on those tiny things.

01/02/2012

Nothere

What's standby? I've only ever flown coach in my >100 times up in the air. Probably all I'll ever fly is coach, too...I'm too cheap to pay for a less than 24 hr. luxury.

01/02/2012

T&A1987

the cheapest, unless there's a much shorter flight for only a little extra. the fewer stops the better. i used to fly a lot for school, but not anymore.

01/02/2012

Silverdrop

I've always flown coach, until this summer, when I had the option to upgrade to business class for £90 (about $140, but this was a trans-Atlantic flight). It was so much more comfortable. The service was nice too, but for me, having the larger seat and built in footrest was decisive. I'm overweight but short, and I can fit in a coach seat, but sitting there for 10 hours is a different matter. I hate it. I really don't know how bigger or taller people than me manage coach!

01/02/2012

SMichelle

I've only ever flown coach.

My next flight will be an international flight. I toyed with the idea of flying first class as the flight is an overnight one, but I can't justify spending so much money on the flight.

01/02/2012

karay123

Cheapest I can get.

A wealthy friend of mine just charters a plane. Must be nice!

01/02/2012

TheSlyFox

I've never flown, but i'm going to this summer, so i'm gonna be going the cheapest i can get...

01/02/2012

unfulfilled

I've only flown once back in high school, but if I flew it would be the cheapest ticket possible.

01/02/2012

Allstars316

Whatever the best price is. It is always coach.

01/02/2012

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