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If you ask nicely they usually have a closer where they'll hang your garment bag. But if you have the same kind of attitude as the woman who knocked out an FAs
by Rebelgecko 5y ago
If you ask nicely they usually have a closer where they'll hang your garment bag. But if you have the same kind of attitude as the woman who knocked out an FAs teeth because she was asked to wear a mask, they won't go out of their way to help you.
- legalcorrection 5y agoYes, once you get on the plane. But every so often, the gate agent says that the suit counts as a third carry-on and makes me stuff it into my roller bag instead, even if I'm flying first class and going to hang it as soon as I got onto the plane (and even if not, it fits on top of roller bags in the overhead compartments). Just pure malice on their part. Fwiw, I've almost always been allowed to hang it once I'm on the plane. And 90% of flight attendants are extremely pleasant. But there are also plenty of tyrannical ones who cherish every bit of authority they get. Between the unionization and lack of competition in the airline market, airlines feel it's worse for their bottom line to try to discipline bad flight attendants than to treat their customers well.
- lokar 5y agoThem being wrong and petty does not give you the right to throw a tantrum.
- legalcorrection 5y agoDidn't say it did. But having a verbal disagreement with someone isn't a crime and is often warranted.