The title and the article are in conflict. The article reports on a survey which shows America&#x27;s flyers want both cheaper fares and more legroom. Then article&#x27;s author says 
<i>Passengers can’t expect cheaper fares and more legroom without sacrificing, well, something. (Lavatories? Flight attendants? Aisles?) They are trying to have it both ways. It won’t happen.</i><p>Problem is, flyers expect both reasonable leg room, reasonable seat sizes, and reasonable prices.  Airline management, in the quest for profits, seem to have aligned themselves with an <i>unreasonable</i> view of customer service.