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Post by Deleted on Mar 24, 2019 3:44:25 GMT -5
Let's say 300 passengers at $1000/ticket. So the plane is aimed to make $300,000 per flight.
Yokozuna gets on the plane and occupies 6 seats (they remove 3 seats in front of him and he sits on 3 seats). Now that's only 295 tickets sold, at $295,000 with Yoko costing the airline $5,000.
So to get that $5,000 back, the ticket price becomes $1017. Thus each passenger is paying $17 to accomodate Yokozuna.
Let's add 9 more fat people that only need 2 seats. So that knocks 9 more seats with a total of 10 fat passengers using a total of 24 seats, leaving room for 286 passengers total, thus bringing the ticket cost to $1049.
So would you take a 5% price hike in plane tickets so fat people would only need to buy 1 ticket? Would it even be noticed?
I personally comfortably fit in the seat (as in if I were 20 pounds heavier I wouldn't fit), and I come from a very obese family.
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Post by Mozenrath on Mar 24, 2019 3:46:36 GMT -5
I'd take it over people getting treated humiliatingly, but it's airlines. They adore treating people like shit.
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Post by Paul on Mar 24, 2019 4:49:46 GMT -5
It all comes down to money.
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Post by Bo Rida on Mar 24, 2019 5:00:18 GMT -5
No. Weight as well as capacity effect how much it costs. Average and below sized people are already subsidising them as they essentially get to carry excess baggage for free.
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