Left at the wrong airport by airline after a cancellation
Should airlines compensate their passengers for delays at the airport? Flying from Rome to Burlington via Philadelphia on US Airways.
Should airlines compensate their passengers for delays at the airport? Flying from Rome to Burlington via Philadelphia on US Airways.
Even though Kurt doesn’t work for the TSA, that doesn’t stop him from lending a hand when he’s stuck in a long line.
John Esser’s recent return flight north “headed south,” so to speak. He’d like the airline to make things right.
Delta promises Shirin Vakharia a flight voucher if she volunteers to take another flight. She does — but where’s the scrip?
Flight delays happen. But the one experienced by Nigel Goring-Morris and his companion on their flight from Tel Aviv to Honolulu by way of Los Angeles was so long, and the initial compensation so inadequate, that I’m considering getting involved.
A few minutes after Michele Loftin’s recent commuter flight from Sacramento to San Francisco pushed back from the gate, it made an abrupt U-turn and returned to the terminal. A United Airlines crew member told passengers that the aircraft’s de-icer test had failed, and the airline eventually canceled the flight.
Elizabeth Smith’s Sears.com refund is missing in action. Can anyone find her money?