From Moo to Well-to-do Moo at Southwest Airlines
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An old joke about the boarding process on Southwest Airlines is that the passengers are like cattle, mooooo.
Now, apparently, well-to-do cattle can pay $10 to board sooner.
Welcome to the nickel and diming of the the airline industry. With the industry earning $1.15 billion from baggage fees in 2008, they continue to come up with a variety of fees to annoy their passengers.[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
