United Makes Plans to Drop 'Baggage Neutrality'

theodp writes "If you need a clue as to how creative ISP execs might get in the absence of network neutrality, look no further than United Airlines CEO Glenn Tilton, who is wowing Wall Street with his willingness to examine new ways to wring money out of the carrier, including making economy passengers pay a fee unless they want their luggage to come last off the plane." Now I think when i was like gold ultimate handjob elite years ago my bags had tags that usually made them come out first, but this seems just kinda crappy. I mean, remember when you got a meal on airplanes? No wonder people hate to fly.

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[TheRaven64]

Try flying ANA. Best airline food I've ever eaten (vegetarian meal; the corpse-eater one looked like it was only nice if you liked things with tentacles). Unfortunately, I was only flying ANA because Lufthansa screwed up and so I didn't get to fly back with them and had wonderful German food on the way back.