News – American Airlines, the nation's largest air carrier, said Wednesday that it would begin charging $15 for many passengers to check their first bag, eliminating a free service that passengers in the United States have come to expect during the modern jet era.
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The airlines should be charging a fee for baggage. If someone wants to bring luggage, it should not be considered a right, but a privilege. While we are at it, the people in coach should be charged per peanut in their bag of peanut (sic). Perhaps we should stop adding 3 ice cubes per beverage and use only 1. As a result, the airlines would be lugging around less frozen water.
Do flights really need a "co-pilot"? Can't they get by with just the pilot and navigator? Come on, I have a million ways for the airlines to save money. Hire me, and forget the multi-million dollar salary. All I would want as a CEO is not to have to stand in line with the coach passengers.