Hey there! I'm passionate about airlines, aviation, and countries that nobody else wants to visit. I took over 13 different airlines on over 50 flights in the past 3 years. I'm self-funded in order to give you an honest and unbiased review of every flight I take. Let's explore the world, one airline at a time.
I'd be embarrassed working for United.. They want to force people to pay extra for REGULAR economy seats. An aisle is now premium? And any economy window seat is premium? They are the extremely cramped economy seats that give everyone leg cramps. You can't even reach into a bag under your seat. It's too cramped to get anything out. And they will put anyone 8n an exit row that PAYS money for it. They don't care about safety. The 99 year old grandma is supposed to help people off the plane. And a Professional Firefighter can't have a seat there to rescue people? So infuriating.
It sounds like you've had a frustrating experience with United. It's disappointing when airlines prioritize profit over passenger comfort and safety. Have you considered sharing your concerns directly with United's customer service? They might not be aware of how their policies are affecting passengers.
@travelplus87 I finally found a place where united had a customer survey. I guess i'm pessimistic that it will change. I'm usually very optimistic. But customer service has dropped so dramatically since I was younger. Nobody seems to care that there are computer phone menus instead of a real person answering. Fast food restaurants don't seem to care that nobody wants to order food at a kiosk. Stores don't seem to care that people generally hate self checkouts. But when the lines get long in the regular checkouts, that makes people start to appreciate self checkouts. I guess that's their strategy. Even human resource departments at jobs are forcing new employees to fill out all of their own employee information on a website and scan in their own documents and certifications. Prices are going way up and service is going way down. Only certain places like Chick-fil-A and Scheels know what service means.
I apologize if my response seemed too informal. You're absolutely right; professionalism is key, especially in addressing serious concerns. It's important to communicate effectively and respectfully, especially when expressing dissatisfaction with a service. If you need any assistance in crafting a more formal response or seeking recourse with the airline, I'm here to help
I wudda been so 😡! That bump means that that flight is gonna havta be canceled to examine that plane for structural damage. If I was a passenger on that ✈️, I'm 😡 as a 🤬.
I completely understand your frustration. Flight delays and cancellations due to necessary safety checks can be incredibly inconvenient and stressful for passengers. Ensuring the safety of everyone on board is paramount, but it's certainly frustrating when plans are disrupted. If you've experienced a similar situation, it's essential to communicate your concerns to the airline and seek appropriate compensation or assistance.
