"Ultra-Basic" Economy To Hawaii? FAA Weighs In

“Ultra-Basic” Economy To Hawaii? FAA Weighs In

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What the FAA plans to do could make Hawaii airline passengers safer and perhaps happier. Your input is needed.

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42 thoughts on ““Ultra-Basic” Economy To Hawaii? FAA Weighs In”

  1. Ken S.

    larger seats are needed for all. it is not just tall or large people. once installed airlines can charge customers whatever is needed to make a reasonable profit. customers will plan ahead once they know the prices. too many tourists now coming to Hawaii. time to thin the herd (literally).

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