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May 20, 2004Free
Airline to Give Free Tickets for Being Nice "ATLANTA, Georgia (AP) -- Airlines have offered more legroom, televisions and even martinis on flights to draw customers in a highly competitive market. In the latest unusual effort, Delta's low-fare carrier, Song, will give free tickets to passengers who are nice to one another. Help another passenger carry a bag, stay upbeat during a difficult situation or assist a flight attendant and you could earn one of 5,000 roundtrip tickets." (Well of course, why not. In a nation where nearly 80% of parents resort to some kind of bribery to get their child to "behave"... why shouldn't airlines get involved and make being courteous something a person does for gain? [/sarcasm]) Comments
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