Weight loss drugs could save airlines money on fuel as Americans slim down(cbsnews.com)
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Weight loss drugs could save airlines money on fuel as Americans slim down
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/weight-loss-drugs-glp1s-airlines-fuel-costs/
4 comments
this is a headline fit for the Babylon Bee
I have long felt airlines should simply charge two fees: one for volume (i.e. economy/business class, etc.), one for weight (person plus all bags, checked or carry-on).
Just giving people the incentive to use the bathroom before they get on the plane to save a few bucks would probably save billions on fuel worldwide.
Just giving people the incentive to use the bathroom before they get on the plane to save a few bucks would probably save billions on fuel worldwide.
"I have long felt airlines should simply charge two fees: one for volume (i.e. economy/business class, etc.), one for weight (person plus all bags, checked or carry-on)."
Couldn't agree more. More often than not I have found myself paying for a seat with more legroom only to find myself next to a person twice my "width" and weight and significantly impacted in my comfort because of it. If say the statistical average https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/body-measurements.htm
would serve as a baseline for charging more if above, perhaps that might work.
The logical conclusion is turning up at the airport in flip-flops and a pair of skimpy briefs. Saves time going through security too!