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This reminds me of a flight I booked about 3/4 a year ago from SF to DC - I had a suboptimal layover in Houston, which was rerouted to be a layover in Chicago a
by Bahamut 9y ago
This reminds me of a flight I booked about 3/4 a year ago from SF to DC - I had a suboptimal layover in Houston, which was rerouted to be a layover in Chicago after the hurricane triggered changes to my routing. Unfortunately for the airline, it then had to deal with a situation where they overbooked by 10 people.
I was offered a first class seat on a direct flight + $600 to switch, which I happily accepted. In truth, I would’ve been happy with just any seat on that direct flight.
- nanis 9y ago> I would’ve been happy with just any seat on that direct flight. And, the goal of the Volantio is to collect data on you so that the airline never over-compensates you. That is, all the benefits from the rebooking transaction accrues to the airline. Imagine every time you went to buy a coffee, the coffee shop charged you exactly how much you value the next cup of coffee.
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