Mobissimo

Perhaps these days we're getting accustomed to getting less after expecting less.  The airlines in a recent report have shown a very rare improvement in service.  That's like the sun rising in the west, but read more here.

Passenger satisfaction with airline service rose 3.2 percent earlier this year, the first increase in six years, according to a University of Michigan study to be released Tuesday.

The increase came as the number of passengers dropped and airlines reduced flying. Also passengers checked fewer bags as luggage fees became more common, making it easier for airlines to keep track of the bags that remained. Enplanements on U.S. routes dropped 1.5 percent in 2008, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.