Allison Pohle
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first heard Aug 2025
last heard Aug 2025
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So there haven't been concrete details, but some analysts have suggested they might follow in the path of European carriers where they're
you have to pay for a seat assignment in business class.
Or maybe you get a business class seat, but then you don't get the food included.
So it looks like we're getting more bifurcation even in the premium segments of the plane.
Yeah, that's right.
And that brings up a lot of questions, too, about the accessibility and affordability of travel.
In some ways, consumers have way more options for flights than they ever have.
It is more affordable to fly for most people compared to 20, 30 years ago.
It's way more accessible.
But at the same time,
It's getting tougher.
It's a more uncomfortable experience.
Anybody who's flown recently has probably experienced some type of delay.
You're in a row where all the seats are cramped.
You maybe couldn't bring your carry-on bag on.
It's just starting to seem like a massive hassle.
And in some ways, that incentivizes people to pay more to be more comfortable.
So Airbnb and other short-term rentals have taken up a growing share of lodging, but overall more people stay in hotels.
There is, again, with hotels and with short-term rentals, some softness, as executives say.
Hotels, business-wise, are in a position where they can recoup some of those costs because they also cater to business travelers and their companies are paying for these trips.
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