Disabled military personnel get a 50% discount on tickets, but it is not a discount, only 50% of the

Is it reasonable that disabled soldiers cannot enjoy discounts on top of discounts when buying tickets? For the same ordinary person, the disabled soldier spends 500 yuan on the ticket. For the same flight, the ordinary person and the disabled soldier spend the same amount of money, 500 yuan. This is a strange phenomenon.

Think about it, do disabled soldiers enjoy any benefits? Do they enjoy any discounts? No! Because they are the same as ordinary people. Do they enjoy any benefits? No! But ordinary people enjoy discounts, but this discount is less than 50%. If a disabled soldier buys the ticket with his disabled soldier certificate, it may still cost 800 yuan, 50% off is 800 yuan, and then with a discount, it will cost less, 500 yuan. You say that if you buy it with a disabled soldier certificate, you still have to spend 800 yuan, but if you don’t have a disabled soldier certificate, you only need to pay 500 yuan. I personally think that when buying this ticket, the disabled soldier certificate obviously did not enjoy any discount.

There are many similar situations because air ticket discounts are a common phenomenon nowadays, and the price is often less than 50%. If the price is less than 50%, you will lose money if you use your disabled military certificate, and the price will be higher than that of ordinary people.

Disabled military personnel can enjoy a 50% discount on long-distance buses, ships, trains, and our passenger flights. This is a clear regulation and has been the case for many years. Generally speaking, train tickets, ships, and bus tickets are rarely discounted, so there is basically no problem for disabled military personnel to enjoy a 50% discount. It can be implemented. Now the most common thing is buying air tickets. The competition among airlines is fierce, and there are often discounts. There are often 20% discounts, many 30% discounts, and even 10% discounts. A 2,000 yuan ticket is 200 yuan at a 10% discount. If you use a disabled military personnel certificate to buy it, it will cost 1,000 yuan. Who would use a disabled military personnel certificate?

Obviously, when a disabled soldier buys an air ticket at the same price as an ordinary person, he does not enjoy any preferential treatment or discount. This makes it inconsistent and unreasonable for our disabled soldiers to enjoy 50% of the ticket price with their certificates.

So I think that the real way to allow disabled soldiers to enjoy ticket discounts with their disabled soldier certificates is to enjoy discounts on top of discounts. Unless you don’t offer discounts to everyone, then it’s fine for disabled soldiers to enjoy a 50% discount. If you already offer a discount below 50%, what kind of preferential treatment do you think disabled soldiers can enjoy? When he buys a ticket with his disabled soldier certificate, the price is actually higher than that of an ordinary person.

Some people say that you don't need a disabled soldier ID, you can just buy the ticket as an ordinary person. If a disabled soldier buys a ticket as an ordinary person, the price is the same as that of an ordinary person. How can it be shown that disabled soldiers enjoy preferential treatment? The state and airlines do not provide additional costs for disabled soldiers, so there is no preferential treatment for disabled soldiers.

Some people say that disabled soldiers can use the green channel, but this has nothing to do with ticket prices. There is no necessary connection between the ticket price for the green channel and that for those who do not use the green channel. It does not mean that the ticket price for those who use the green channel is lower.

Therefore, the most appropriate thing is to buy discounted tickets. If you are offering a 50% discount or above, we will not talk about it. If you are offering a discount of less than 50%, disabled soldiers should enjoy a discount on top of the discount. In a word, as long as the ticket is priced according to the airline's listed price, disabled soldiers can enjoy a discount on top of the discount. I think this is a matter of course. Why can't it be implemented now?

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(Contributed by a demobilized comrade-in-arms from Tibet)