I can see why it may be deemed as elitist but then the prinicple can be applied to many other factors.
Why do Economy passengers have to stand in the long queue for check-in, when there is a much shorter one at Premium or Upper?
Why can't I go in the Clubhouse when I am flying in Economy - i've paid for a ticket on the flight?
Why won't the AA come and fix my car at my house, if I have only taken out the Remote cover? It would be the same AA van that would come and recover me.
In every aspect of life, there are different levels and benefits associated. It may be deemed as elitist, but its not really the case - one normally has paid for or earned the benefits.
Thanks,
Richard
Why do Economy passengers have to stand in the long queue for check-in, when there is a much shorter one at Premium or Upper?
Why can't I go in the Clubhouse when I am flying in Economy - i've paid for a ticket on the flight?
Why won't the AA come and fix my car at my house, if I have only taken out the Remote cover? It would be the same AA van that would come and recover me.
In every aspect of life, there are different levels and benefits associated. It may be deemed as elitist, but its not really the case - one normally has paid for or earned the benefits.
Thanks,
Richard