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Because it's a mechanical failure and not an "act of God" they are responsible for any lodging/food for their passengers due to this delay... I don't know if t
by bargl 14y ago
Because it's a mechanical failure and not an "act of God" they are responsible for any lodging/food for their passengers due to this delay... I don't know if that's a legal thing, but I do know that's how every airline I've ever flown on works.
- pc86 14y ago"Mechanical failure" typically refers to things that are... mechanical in nature, e.g. not software. They are most likely interpreting this under the unforeseen events clause of the ticketing agreement (not sure of the exact wording) to see if they can get away with not paying anybody. If enough of the passengers raise a fuss they will likely offer everyone some sort of voucher, but 90% of people unfortunately will forget about the whole thing 30 minutes after they land.
- bargl 14y agoYeah that's a pity, it sucks when only the loud obnoxious people get their way...