Friday, February 27, 2009
Pay toliets: It was just a matter of time
Fun news out of Ireland today about pay toilets on airplanes. Head on over to my other blog for details.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
JetBlue: If you lose your job, we'll give you your money back
JetBlue has announced a program where it will refund your money for a ticket if you lose your job.
According to the Wall Street Journal, there are lots of hoops you'd have to jump through (no surprise there), but I'm left to ask:
- Why is it that JetBlue will offer refunds when the cancellation is not its fault, but when I miss a full day of work and have to pay my own way to get home because of JetBlue, I have to take the company to court to get it to do what's right?
I agree with Matt Phillips on the Wall Street Journal's travel blog: Smells like a publicity stunt to me.
If, however, anyone does take advantage of this, I would be more than happy to talk about it here (though I would be sorry to hear about someone losing their job.)
According to the Wall Street Journal, there are lots of hoops you'd have to jump through (no surprise there), but I'm left to ask:
- Why is it that JetBlue will offer refunds when the cancellation is not its fault, but when I miss a full day of work and have to pay my own way to get home because of JetBlue, I have to take the company to court to get it to do what's right?
I agree with Matt Phillips on the Wall Street Journal's travel blog: Smells like a publicity stunt to me.
If, however, anyone does take advantage of this, I would be more than happy to talk about it here (though I would be sorry to hear about someone losing their job.)
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air travel,
airline,
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Monday, February 16, 2009
How NOT to react to a missed or canceled flight
For the record - I do not speak Cantonese and I am not a woman.
Friday, February 6, 2009
Salon on JetBlue Terminal 5
An observation of JetBlue's new Terminal 5 at JFK on Salon.com by Patrick Smith.
He's not exactly a fan.
He's not exactly a fan.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Airlines rules: Talk about gaming the system
In case you missed it, check out yesterday's "Middle Seat" Column in the Wall Street Journal.
Scott McCartney talks about airline rules, the Contracts of Carriage and how crazy the whole system is. Amen.
Scott McCartney talks about airline rules, the Contracts of Carriage and how crazy the whole system is. Amen.
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