Bavarian Chef
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Doesn't Frontier charge for the TV?
They made money. Huh.
Did any paycuts factor into that?
Rode on Frontier for the 1st time last weekend, nice airline...
On the very important subject of the free TV...
Yes , it is free on the ground. Now, on my particular flight we had about an hour delay due to weather.
Antsy whining kids? Griping Pax anxious to get going bothering the F/A's every 5 seconds?
NOPE. The free Electronic Baby-Sitter took over and we all sat there in that mindless television trance watching our favorite programs for an hour or so.
Perfect.
Yes, you do have to pay when you get airborne. But if I recall there are still a few channels that remain free even then. (?)
Now mind you, I am the cheapest bastard on the planet...but, I was going on vacation and was about to pony up $5.00 for a delicious cocktail when the thought struck me:
- Hell, this cocktail will entertain me for about 10 minutes and would cost me $5.00 anywhere.
A $5.00 Movie, on the other hand, will entertain me for the entire flight and, being a first run movie still in the theatres, would cost me about 8 bucks anywhere else.
Command decision made: Movie for two hours, at a bargain price.
Thank you for reading another 2 minutes of useless FI drivel.
Please return to your regularly scheduled lives....
YKMKR
It's been awhile since I rode on Frontier but I remember the cheesy strategy they used with TV.
You get to watch it on boarding, taxi, takeoff to 10,000' for free (the hook is set) then the screen goes blank and says "If you would like to continue enjoying your show, please swipe your credit card for a 5 dollar charge......."
Sorta like the old public toilets in the 70's that had coin slots on them!