
it CAN work both ways.
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But you'll pay half the price for crappy service from WJ..gelbisch wrote:i think the point is, though, as mentioned... it DOES work both ways. i've flown westjet and a.c. quite often, and i've had grouchy, unpleasant flight attendants just as often on westjet as on a.c. each airline has its own approach to moving people from a to b, and neither is perfect. good points, wally and grouchy.
McDonald's and every other place in the world places the customer usually as #1...smiling or keeping cheerful while being yelled at by customers....hmmmmmm......isn't that the kind of training the JW's
*Westjet will offer, starting at the end of April, "Live Satelite TV" in every seat back of every seat on every B737-700 aircraft. That's 40 chanel you can surf to your heart's content. LIVE TV is a Canadian first and only available on Westjet.gelbisch said:
a.c. is the more expensive ticket... but they offer more in-flight. some people prefer that. i can't imagine flying overseas the no-frills way... i'd be way past stir-crazy by the time we arrived. two different airlines, two different ways of doing business. a lot of folks dislike a.c. 'cause they (a.c.) have given them reason to... and then there are a LOT that dislike them just 'cause it's the cool thing to do in canada. lots of room on that bandwagon. my point is... a.c. is not perfect, and--shocking as this may be--westjet is also not perfect.
LoL, I think some of us are looking at it from a flying FOR them perspective and others are looking at it from a fying WITH them.Bubbles wrote:hey beacon final!
I have about 6000 hrs and I don't want to fly for them. who cares about their training? F#@K!
they're not the end all be all of aviation all of the sudden, fer chrise sakes! get over it! Oh if only you could give Clive a bj, huh?
kudos to westjet. zero points for originality, but it's a good move that'll certainly make the pax happy.Blastor wrote:Westjet will offer, starting at the end of April, "Live Satelite TV" in every seat back of every seat on every B737-700 aircraft. That's 40 chanel you can surf to your heart's content. LIVE TV is a Canadian first and only available on Westjet.
a bandwagon accusation that i do not accept. in the early 80's when the food seemed to match the tacky upholstery... yes, economy meals were not the best. in the last ten years or so, though, i have not once had a meal on a.c. that i did not find at very least acceptable... if not downright enjoyable. and one way or the other, it beats "harvest mix" or a cookie.Blastor wrote:On Westjet there's no "rubber chicken", "mystery meat" and "lukewarm noodle". You can bring your lunch with you if you want to.
wow... hard to argue with the superiority of westjet so patently obvious in that statement...Blastor wrote:You're correct. Westjet is different
how? another statement that tumbled straight off the bandwagon.Blastor wrote:You're correct. Air Canada screwed over the flying public for years.
uh huh. i'm 6'5", so hey, i appreciate legroom. this is a wonderful feature to be offered. HOWEVER... westjet is a business... it wants happy pax who will return and create profit. i do not in any way intend this a slight, but i highly doubt that beddoe's mission in life is to make travelling canadians happy. i don't think you can really make money without being somewhat shrewd and being largely concerned with only the bottom line.Blastor wrote:Westjet CARE. That's why The B737-700 has 136 seats instead of 140. More legroom for the Guest.
okay, well... tca/a.c. has been around a long time. it's operated since the infancy of air travel (arguably) and is viewed by many as canada's flag carrier. of course there is going to be government involvement. and with any government involvement comes the inevitable waste of taxpayer's dollars. is this is a situation particular to canada... or even just to air canada domestically? nope. i'm not well enough schooled in aviation history to venture much more of an argument... but a.c. is no longer a crown corporation and that is that. the government will always be involved in aviation... it's a necessary evil.Blastor wrote:Westjet has become succefull without a single penny from the taxpayers.
give it time...Blastor wrote:Westjet is not perfect. I agree. I wish they go to Barbados...