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They have to do it to stay in business.
Would you rather have no airlines in this country or have a 25% chance of dying by means of a plane crash? Because that's what would happen if they'd throw away safety precautions all for keeping you pampered in flight while the cabin is suffering from de-pressurization issues.
Would you rather have no airlines in this country or have a 25% chance of dying by means of a plane crash? Because that's what would happen if they'd throw away safety precautions all for keeping you pampered in flight while the cabin is suffering from de-pressurization issues.
i don't think you understand what i am getting at
you don't delay a flight and then tell your customers that they will have to sort out their connections once they arrive at their destination. especially when international travel is involved.
these airlines just take your money and literally leave you out to dry. they mishandle luggage, cancel flights, don't refund your money but give you miles credits which are unusable because they raise teh mile rates so you end up spending more money by paying the difference on the flights.
its a horrible industry that will never change for the better. i don't care what economic trauma it goes through. nothing justifies the customer service provided by this industry.
you don't delay a flight and then tell your customers that they will have to sort out their connections once they arrive at their destination. especially when international travel is involved.
these airlines just take your money and literally leave you out to dry. they mishandle luggage, cancel flights, don't refund your money but give you miles credits which are unusable because they raise teh mile rates so you end up spending more money by paying the difference on the flights.
its a horrible industry that will never change for the better. i don't care what economic trauma it goes through. nothing justifies the customer service provided by this industry.
I think you guys are way more screwed than us. We have consumer protection laws against this crap. I still think we need more though. What bothers me most is how much time you have to waste on a flight that's pretty short in itself. Just because they're so damn inefficient, demanding that you show up an hour before the flight and that kind of bs.
Still, in practice things are not so bad here. If you pick an airline that's not one of the cheapass ones then they generally get you to where you're going even if something screws up, they work around it nicely.
Still, in practice things are not so bad here. If you pick an airline that's not one of the cheapass ones then they generally get you to where you're going even if something screws up, they work around it nicely.
I had an exam this morning, but I'd never gone to the classes before. So I go in and much to my surprise I see a man who looks A LOT like William Shatner. My first reaction was to laugh and say "you can't be a lawyer, you just play one on tv". My second reaction was to ask the girl standing next to me whether she saw him too, because I thought I was going insane. I got my act together and in the end I was able to finish the exam, but man it was weird.
If you fly with an airline here (at least in Scandinavia) and they lose your luggage they will bring it to you as soon as they find it (the next day). Either that or give restitution. That's not just being nice, that's their legal obligation.
If they cancel a flight they're obligated to get you on a later one. I was flying a while back and they had screwed up, had a big delay. So to get out of the jam they announced at the gate that they offer people 250 euros (double the cost of a one way ticket) to wait for a connection the following day (hotel paid).
If they cancel a flight they're obligated to get you on a later one. I was flying a while back and they had screwed up, had a big delay. So to get out of the jam they announced at the gate that they offer people 250 euros (double the cost of a one way ticket) to wait for a connection the following day (hotel paid).
how do you cut back on customer service? its not a tangible thing. are you saying its justifiable because they have to cut back to treat their customers like shit?
get into the real world andrew, you obviously have no idea what i am getting at. you are inferring that they are sacrificing "giving a fuck" about their customers over safety? sorry man, but we are talking about 2 separate things.
the problem is that airlines have always done shit like this, their standard of facilitating customers has been low even prior to the current economic situation. any industry benchmark for CS that was set is utter bullshit. its like saying "well its not that bad now is it?"
get into the real world andrew, you obviously have no idea what i am getting at. you are inferring that they are sacrificing "giving a fuck" about their customers over safety? sorry man, but we are talking about 2 separate things.
the problem is that airlines have always done shit like this, their standard of facilitating customers has been low even prior to the current economic situation. any industry benchmark for CS that was set is utter bullshit. its like saying "well its not that bad now is it?"
there are similar practices here but it all depends on the situation and the airline. the primary issue is airlines overbooking on flights. i've noticed this trend becoming more frequent especially with the larger airlines. its almost sickening to think that this could be part of their new revenue model.