This time I went to Paris with one of the "cheap airlines" --Niki. The flight attendant ladies are in modern designed jeans skirts, with a leather belt on the waist—some outfit one would like to wear while shopping in a mall.
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One can see from everywhere how these cheap airlines keep their budget—a farer check-in counter followed by a farer runway, where there’s no direct entrance from the gate to the plane; after landing you have to carry the 20 kg luggage and walk 200 m outdoor to take the bus or train, no canopy, ah, and of course there’s no meal included. They even get extra bucks by selling the take-out boxes.
During the whole flight they tried to promote their "luxurious meal" prepared by a “K u K" pastry store –Demel. As I was watching the commercial in the small monitor, for the first time I felt my along-with-aging growing cynicism.
It was like this: Niki Lauda holds a Chinese take-out box filled with the luxurious meal prepared by the dressy chef, and then gives it to a lovely little girl, what a family like ambiance. However, I couldn’t help but almost laughed out and wondered the reason why they chose to give it to little children in the commercial: the children passengers on the airplane will be the least to resist—and ask their mom and dad to get (buy) the same food for them—Wiener Schnitzel out of Chinese take-out boxes for 10 euros.
During the whole flight they tried to promote their "luxurious meal" prepared by a “K u K" pastry store –Demel. As I was watching the commercial in the small monitor, for the first time I felt my along-with-aging growing cynicism.
It was like this: Niki Lauda holds a Chinese take-out box filled with the luxurious meal prepared by the dressy chef, and then gives it to a lovely little girl, what a family like ambiance. However, I couldn’t help but almost laughed out and wondered the reason why they chose to give it to little children in the commercial: the children passengers on the airplane will be the least to resist—and ask their mom and dad to get (buy) the same food for them—Wiener Schnitzel out of Chinese take-out boxes for 10 euros.
