Originally Posted by
Jay Sata
Why would you pay £500 for a return trip to Scotland when you can fly to New York for £400, You can also fly via Amsterdam to Scotland cheaper than going direct.
You are assuming, and you're not alone, that everyone's situation demands or allows for the cheapest possible fares, regardless of flight times, time in transit, or even destination airport location, let alone comfort. But then you are part of the set wanting, actually needing, to cram hundreds of passengers into a very large aircraft with hopes you have enough on board paying their minimal fares to make the flight profitable. Loganair is quite clearly in a completely different market to your own. Even within the leisure market, there are those who would prefer not to p@ss their time away, but want to get on with their holidays. Are you telling us that's not the mentality in Asia?