A Skybus customer rebooks her travel arrangements

COLUMBUS - Whether by plane, train, or automobile, Skybus passengers are attempting to rebook their $10 flights with the competition.

Since Skybus has gone bankrupt, the airline is not required to rebook passenger flights with competitors. Not even a ticket with priority seating will help put a Skybus passenger in 1st class on a competing airline.

"I bought this expensive airplane ticket to Dallas on the Skybus for $10," said Jennifer Parks of Gahanna,  "And now I'm finding out that every airline charges a heck of a lot more.  Even Greyhound and Amtrak are charging more."

"Seems to me, they are just taking advantage of us because they know Skybus went bankrupt," Parks added.

Skybus executives were too busy revisiting an old Entrepreneurial Basics 101 textbook to answer reporters' questions.