03-21-2024Quote:
In about 5 years, 2/3rds of the domestic routes flown by AA, united and Delta will have IFE screens. AA will make up about 90% of that bottom third. While we already know it as pilots, how bad the AA product is, it is about to become a whole lot more obvious to everyone else. Get to look forward to 5x the number of social media bloggers posting about how horrible this or that is on American.
This company has an image problem and our management team only makes it worse. But, the BOD seems to like being last, there is no drive to become better at this place. Top to bottom, too many at the company don't think we are doing anything wrong.
I have my iPad, I don’t have any use for that.Originally Posted by LBFO79
Have you seen the screens that Delta is about to put in their 320's from the early 90s? Totally customizable by each passenger. AA will not be able to compete with the United and Delta's domestic product. I guess it will be cheaper though. I've never understood why so many aa pilots seem to think IFE screens are bad. The passengers love them. As Spirit is finding out now, we will eventually too. With ticket prices going up and up, the passengers actually would like to have something nice in the form of on-board product.In about 5 years, 2/3rds of the domestic routes flown by AA, united and Delta will have IFE screens. AA will make up about 90% of that bottom third. While we already know it as pilots, how bad the AA product is, it is about to become a whole lot more obvious to everyone else. Get to look forward to 5x the number of social media bloggers posting about how horrible this or that is on American.
This company has an image problem and our management team only makes it worse. But, the BOD seems to like being last, there is no drive to become better at this place. Top to bottom, too many at the company don't think we are doing anything wrong.
