[DoodleDawg]

What Your Travel Experience Will Look Like in the Not-So-Distant Future.

About the same as it looks like now. Crowded, poorly designed airports, packed airplanes with seats that grow narrower and closer together every year, airlines that charge for everything and anything, surly airline workers, and a better than even chance that they're going to lose your luggage. Oh, and ever higher airline fares.

[Pappy Smear]

Airlines give you what you pay for. You can pay extra for coach seats with more leg room. When I fly first class, I have found it to be attentive service. Of course it all comes with a cost. But if you want to fly from Chicago to LA for $200, yeah, you will be jammed in there.

As for the TSA, that is not on the airlines. And yeah, it pretty much sucks for what they accomplish (not much).

[Secret Agent Man]

I hear now they are making different levels of coach, and the seats get smaller and smaller the crappier the section is.

[Hulka]

Not to mention the arrogant, smelly, entitled rude passengers that pay rock-bottom prices and demand and expect First Class accommodation.

I only fly First domestically and Business internationally. . .and even then, it is barely tolerable because passengers are dressing down (wearing pajamas), don’t believe in Huygens and feel they are the center of the universe.

Hate airline ground and aircrew staff, REALLY hate TSA, and have no love for the traveling public.

But that’s just me. . .