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First class, business class or economy?
Cost Benefit Analysis
Cost Benefit Analysis
1. The difference in price between first class, business class and cattle class.
Identify all factors - Costs and Benefits
Cost Benefit Analysis
2. The value of sleepIdentify all factors - Costs and Benefits
Cost Benefit Analysis
2. The value of sleep
Factor in your likelihood of sleep. Some people can sleep in any part of the plane, some don’t sleep anywhere.
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Cost Benefit Analysis
2. The value of sleep
You might do just as well with sleeping tablets or drowsy travel sickness pills. (Don’t mix with alcohol.)
Identify all factors - Costs and Benefits
Cost Benefit Analysis
2. The value of sleep
Can you easily catch up on sleep when you arrive?
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Cost Benefit Analysis
3. Will you suffer from jetlag anyway?
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3. Will you suffer from jetlag anyway?
Jetlag is caused primarily by a rapid change in time zones, not by a lack of sleep on the flight.
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3. Will you suffer from jetlag anyway?
If you’re on holiday, can you suffer from a few nights and days of bizarre sleeping patterns?
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Cost Benefit Analysis
4. Productivity
What loss of productivity will you suffer, and what is the dollar value of that?
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Cost Benefit Analysis
5. Comfort & Holiday Experiences
How important are these to you?
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Cost Benefit Analysis
6. Meals and Drinks
Is the difference worth the money, for you?
Cost Benefit Analysis
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6. Meals and Drinks
Can you go to a good restaurant at your destination to make up for the plane experience?
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7. No air travel is very comfortable
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7. No air travel is very comfortable
Everyone experiences:
● Changes in time zones● Low humidity● Pressurized cabin● etc
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Cost Benefit Analysis
7. No air travel is very comfortable
● A plane is just a bus that gets you from A to B
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Cost Benefit Analysis
7. No air travel is very comfortable
● A plane is just a bus that gets you from A to B
Cost Benefit Analysis
Identify all factors - Costs and Benefits
8. On the other hand:
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7. No air travel is very comfortable
● A plane is just a bus that gets you from A to B
Cost Benefit Analysis
Identify all factors - Costs and Benefits
8. On the other hand:
● Air travel can be enjoyable, even in economy.
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7. No air travel is very comfortable
● A plane is just a bus that gets you from A to B
Cost Benefit Analysis
Identify all factors - Costs and Benefits
9. First class travel can be a status symbol
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7. No air travel is very comfortable
● A plane is just a bus that gets you from A to B
Cost Benefit Analysis
Identify all factors - Costs and Benefits
9. First class travel can be a status symbol:
● But who sees you anyway?
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7. No air travel is very comfortable
● A plane is just a bus that gets you from A to B
Cost Benefit Analysis
Identify all factors - Costs and Benefits
9. First class travel can be a status symbol:
● But who sees you anyway?● There is a slim chance for business
networking opportunities.
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10. How much pampering do you need, really?Cost Benefit Analysis
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Cost Benefit Analysis
11. When did it become a thing that holidays need to be 5 star?Cost Benefit Analysis
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Cost Benefit Analysis
Assign a dollar value to your
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1. This will only be an estimation and won’t be easy.
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2. Keep in mind the importance of each factor.
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3. If money is confusing, count in some other units - apples, oranges, widgets, anything.
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4. Then make columns for the different priced flights and list the benefits of each with their dollar values.
Cost Benefit Analysis
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4. Then make columns for the different priced flights and list the benefits of each with their dollar values.
Cost Benefit Analysis
Assign a dollar value to your
list
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Add up your lists.
Calculate
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If you find yourself wishing the lists add up differently, you are sending a valuable message to yourself. Adjust the weightings of the items.
Calculate
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Is the money you will be spending going to change your lifestyle?
Assess, in light of a long term view of
your net worth
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Are you merely spending your kids’ inheritance and how does that make you feel?
Assess, in light of a long term view of
your net worth
Cost Benefit Analysis
Remember the money you are spending is money you can’t invest and compound, so it is worth more to you than its value at today’s prices.
Assess, in light of a long term view of
your net worth
Now
You can make your decision.
Happy flying!
Now
You can make your decision.
Whichever end of the plane you find yourself.
Happy flying!
Now
You can make your decision.
Whichever end of the plane you find yourself.
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Happy flying!
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