So, JetBlue's been in a bit of hot water over a deleted tweet that some folks say accidentally confirmed their use of 'surveillance pricing'. If you haven't heard of it, that's where airlines adjust fares based on how often you search for a flight. Kinda wild, right?
The whole thing has got people talking because, let's face it, the airline industry isn't exactly known for being upfront with stuff like this. I mean, we all know how frustrating it can be when prices seem to change at random. But now, with JetBlue's slip, it makes you wonder if some of those conspiracy theories about airlines hiking prices after you search them might have a bit of truth.
Honestly, I think it's a bit of a trust issue. If airlines are doing this, they should just come out and say it. At least then, we'd know what we're dealing with. But until then, it's all just speculation.
Curious if anyone here has noticed odd pricing behavior when booking flights? Do you think this will push airlines to be more transparent about their pricing tactics? Let's chat!
The whole thing has got people talking because, let's face it, the airline industry isn't exactly known for being upfront with stuff like this. I mean, we all know how frustrating it can be when prices seem to change at random. But now, with JetBlue's slip, it makes you wonder if some of those conspiracy theories about airlines hiking prices after you search them might have a bit of truth.
Honestly, I think it's a bit of a trust issue. If airlines are doing this, they should just come out and say it. At least then, we'd know what we're dealing with. But until then, it's all just speculation.
Curious if anyone here has noticed odd pricing behavior when booking flights? Do you think this will push airlines to be more transparent about their pricing tactics? Let's chat!