Flying frills: Got da dough for it?

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High-end Eos Airlines’ jets are fitted with just 48 seats instead of the typical 180... where seats fold and open into beds with cashmere blankets and cotton sheets and come with “companion seats” for in flight meetings. If you think it’s only a lure to draw passengers then the trick seems t o have worked! Especially in the US and Europe, where commuters have had to cope with the menacing security norms at airports, and thus pushing them towards all frills airlines. So even while the budget airlines are breaking down under the present stress, all-frills continue to deliver their best.

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Source : IIPM Editorial, 2006, Arindam Chaudhuri's Initiative

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