Why do people buy first-class flights?

Answer: I used to wonder why people spent more money to fly first class.​ Then.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why do people buy first-class flights? Jennifer Ellis, I'm a human. I see human behavior. That's all I've got. Updated Jun 13 I used to wonder why people spent more money to fly first class. Then I flew first class a couple of times. Flying these days is just awful. It is uncomfortable, it is crowd...  Read More » My son plays video games all day and refuses to study, but he gets outstanding grades. How does he do it, and is it a good thing? Jens Hansen Written Apr 14 My cousin had the same ability, when he turned 18-19 he was screened by a psychologist and they found out he had aspergers. Some aspergers have a very high level of intellig...  Read More » How will the US Navy defend against upcoming hypersonic anti-ship missiles when they are fired in salvo? Bruce Byers, former Retired Navy Chaplain at United States Navy Updated Jul 3 Salvo? The Zircon range is 186 miles. It covers this distance in 110 seconds and is detectable for ²over 100 of those seconds. If it takes 20 seconds to ready defenses, you...  Read More » How badly has the Chinese economy been damaged by the ongoing US-China Trade War? Is it enough to force them into an agreement with the US? Lorenz Mohr, works at Higher Education Updated May 25 It is important to understand what products China exports to and imports from the US and vice versa. For example, China exports materials needed for semiconductor manufactur...  Read More » Wolframalpha says (-1) ^(1/3) is equal to some number other than -1. Am I stupid? Philip Lloyd, Specialist Calculus Teacher, Motivator and Baroque Trumpet Soloist. Written Jul 17 Great question! Now that more people are getting better calculators they start to re-think what they always thought was obvious! These new calculators give what we call the P...  Read More » Why doesn't Apple buy Samsung? Anirudh Joshi, When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir? - John Maynard Key... Written Mar 16, 2012 Do you comprehend the size of Samsung? Revenue US$ 220.1 billion (2010) Net income US$ 21.2 billion (2010)... Read More » Could Iran really sink an American carrier battle group ? David Moe, former Chair, Rocky Mountain Section at The Alpine Club of Canada (2006-2008) Written May 19 Well, yes, they could. This was demonstrated by the $250 million American war game Millennium Challenge 2002, in which the Red Force (obviously representing Iran), commande...  Read More » Why are pilots paid so handsomely? Magnar Nordal, airline captain and instructor Updated Dec 4, 2018 Let me tell you my story. Some twenty years ago, I left a secure job, borrowed an equivalent of $ 50,000 and started at a flight school. The education to a commercial pilot ...  Read More » What happened to the German sailors on U-boats after the surrender? Dan Gall, worked at Canadian Armed Forces (1972-1997) Written May 28 The U boats at sea were told to surrender to the nearest Allied ships, and over 170 did, they were instructed by the various Allied forces to sail them (under guard) to sel...  Read More » What are the six laws of wealth? Adam Fayed, Blogger and owner of global online financial advisory firm Updated Jul 16 I am not sure about 6 laws. But the 6 most important things would be: Start early Investing $500 a month for 30 years and getting 5%, is more money than investing $500 a mont...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/