Bachelorette Thinks Private Jet Travel Should Cost Less Than American Airlines Coach [Roundup]

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  1. One passenger. Out of on average over a hundred thousand daily. How generous.

    In addition, one elite who earned the upgrade will instead have their upgrade given to someone undeserving. How nobel of you Alaska.

    One of the most poorly thought through promotions in recent memory.

  2. @mantis I’m not sure why upgrades to premium economy would affect elites. Elites, myself included, are entitled to book extra legroom seats in advance. It’s not lime they’re giving them free business class. It sounds like a chance to give people a taste of the product in the hope they will purchase it in the future.

  3. Exactly. Elite members can reserve in advance. I think it’s fantastic that Alaska is surprising and delighting. Somebody who’s never had the experience of sitting in a premium seat. Bravo From this Alaska MVP
    Gold 100k 35 year plus member

  4. I don’t find Concur that bad, though it has definitely got worse with each UI “upgrade” over the past four to five years.

  5. Is LA not an expensive city to live in? 400 dollars round trip is expensive? What about the honeymoon? Why not try Vegas?

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