A US budget airline is asking passengers to tip flight attendants when they serve refreshments

• US-based Frontier Airlines has started asking passengers to tip their cabin crew.
• The revelation was spotted by flight blogger JT Genter in The Points Guy.
• Genter said that in 350 flights on 51 different airlines he had never been asked to tip crew before.
• After ordering refreshments on the airline, passengers are handed a mobile tablet, which prompts them to add gratuity to their bill.
• According to Frontier, flight attendants will now earn tips on their individual sales.

You tip your waiter, your bartender, your delivery driver, and basically anyone in a hotel — but how about your in-flight cabin crew?

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Source : BusinessInsider.Com