Yona Williams
The next time you settle into a long US Airways flight, you may not have the chance to pass the time with an in-flight movie. As the airline tries to cut expenses on domestic flights, you'll find this welcomed feature axed by fall. Simply put, just another casuality of rising fuel costs with many more to come. While movie executives and Hollywood will suffer a slight blow from this decision, they do not predict other airlines to follow suit. On the bright side, you will have plenty of time to dust off that bestseller calling your name.
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By Yona Williams
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Yona Williams, co-owner of Priceless Writers is a freelance writer with an artistic flair. With experience in researching and writing more than 300 mini-travel guides, as well as supplying content for many destination-specific sites - she also possesses the ability to research and magically present content on just about any topic you can think of.
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Reader Comments (2)
I've never flown - and from the looks of things, I never will!!! LOL
Wow. You know, I read somewhere that in the 80's, an airline saved over $40,000 by removing the olives from the salads for a year. I don't know how true that is but I'd be worried about customers going with another airline if I removed amenities people are accustomed to. Great post.