It’s the opposite model of traditional enterprise sales, where prices go up when the customer has more money.
An interesting side-effect I just thought of could be that business commuters' flight prices may increase, and business travelers may even prefer that. I have a consultant friend that is allowed to use personal cards for work-related expenses so he would enjoy the increased cash-back and miles. What a world of perverse incentives
Yup, if you spend more of your employer's money, you earn a nicer vacation for yourself.
Tip for the pro: Change your airline. I can recommend Aeroflot and Turkish Airlines.
I'd rather take a train to gulag than use anything Russia-related.
They keep appearing as cheapest carriers in comparison sites for departures from small Eastern European capitols. Whoever took em before are horrified and never do them again.
Not me. I am an Aeroflot Gold Elite status holder. They have one of the most modern fleets and customer service is pretty good in my opinion. Also the stock does well the last time I checked.
Cheapest carrier?
- They have a good hub solution via Moscow
- I assume they have cheap oil
- I assume they don't have to pay fees to fly over Russia (a pretty big country the last time I checked)
http://www.businessinsider.com/countries-charge-foreign-airl...