People are so bad with money. It's a combination of a lack of education about money management and society convincing us we need things
“Alright. Who else has another shot in them?”
*Guy with 13 arrows in him but that rent due*
“Put me in coach!”
In my almost two decades of flying, 35+ countries and 6 continents visited, not to mention countless domestic trips and almost all airlines, I have never had a worse experience than the THREE flights over the past THREE weeks that I had purchased from @British_Airways months ago.
There are 272 seats on the flight. The math here would be approximately 1.8% chance that I’m a person on standby with a confirmed seat because you overbooked ONCE. To happen to me TWICE is about 0.03%….3/100 of 1%….
The crux of the issue is that while other airlines overbook, they offer compensation to VOLUNTARILY have individuals get rebooked as opposed to ruining someone’s travel plans that were made months earlier with no real explanation or attempts to rectify things @British_Airways.
Replying to @TwiterlessGuru @British_Airways
The saga continues. 12:43 for a flight that is supposed to leave at 12:45 and there are still 30+ people waiting for a bus to the plane after already being checked in…Customer service gate agents of course giving no reassurance or information on the status of things…
To be clear, this is a performative response that solves nothing and just attempts to make the company look as if it cares about any form of customer service..
Replying to @TwiterlessGuru
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