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He wasn't complaining about having to wait 4 hours. He was complaining about the lack of respect they have for customers (not specifically him, but in general),
by zacharycohn 16y ago
He wasn't complaining about having to wait 4 hours. He was complaining about the lack of respect they have for customers (not specifically him, but in general), and he was comparing his experience between Virgin and United.
With one, he was surprised by an unfortunate, not-well-known policy and OFFERED NO HELP, versus the other where they went above and beyond what he expected from them (sell him a ticket to get home).
I think this is a great example of how some companies "get it" and are going to keep and grow their customers, while other companies don't "get it" and it will lead to their demise.
- stanleydrew 16y agoSince when is selling you a ticket "above and beyond" expectations for an airline?
- InnocentB 16y agoI think the parent is indicating that selling you a ticket is the expectation, and that Virgin went above and beyond that baseline.
- duffbeer703 16y agoBeing treated like a human being is "above and beyond" with respect to airlines.