Spirit Airline: A Comparative Analysis
According to Spirit Airline said that customers embrace unbundling in exchange for low air fares and more choice. As noted, customers are learning to change their behavior as a result – fees imposed by airlines for checking in at the desk can be avoided by passengers who check in online. Airlines say that this also keeps their airports costs down, which in turn helps to keep fares low (Ancillary services and the travel agent: The opportunities ahead, 2012).
IdeaWorks also points out that baggage service has improved by around 50% since baggage fees became standard practice for US airlines in 2007/8. Ideaworks argues that when passengers are recompensing, they assume an enhanced service, which airlines deliver in return for the profits. In-flight
IdeaWorks also points out that baggage service has improved by around 50% since baggage fees became standard practice for US airlines in 2007/8. Ideaworks argues that when passengers are recompensing, they assume an enhanced service, which airlines deliver in return for the profits. In-flight