Just wondering what others' thoughts were on the eye watering cost of flights at the moment - how are the prices in any way affordable when inflation is now at 10%?
I obviously get that flight schedules have been massively paired back due to staff shortages, etc, airlines still running at massive losses, pent up demand post-covid, etc but the usual budget just ain't stretching to anything like pre-pandemic levels.
In the face of massive inflation, how do airlines think that people can afford to pay double for flights? Assume they are just capitalising on the pent up demand and there will be some sort of semblance of normality once we get past this summer (albeit I get that they are facing massive fuel price increases too).
Or is this the new normal?
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victoriaaurora · 23/05/2022 17:42
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