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Often, air travelers either have to pay for a new ticket at an expensive "walk-up" fare Wait, what? While I'm sure it can't be 100%, I've missed dozens of flig
by trotsky 14y ago
Often, air travelers either have to pay for a new ticket at an expensive "walk-up" fare
Wait, what? While I'm sure it can't be 100%, I've missed dozens of flights over the years and never once was it ever suggested that I might have to pay a dime to the airline. Usually it's the next flight on the same route unless its full or a long way off.
imho you don't speak up against the TSA because it's designed to be a dominating experience. you don't speak up in prison either.