US Airways is predatory. My advice: Do not fly on US Airways.

(mrtravel) wrote in
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Bert Hyman wrote:

In om
(Ray Lozano) wrote:


Simple human error, but I am the wiser for it.


Then why did you start this thread?


He wanted an opinion of his chances on getting reimbursement of
over $4000 more he had to spend to fix his mistake.

Claiming that the airline is "predatory", warning people not to fly
on that airline and setting up a Web site to publicize your rants is
not how one asks for an opinion.

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Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN |

Bert Hyman wrote in message . ..
(mrtravel) wrote in
:

Bert Hyman wrote:

In om
(Ray Lozano) wrote:


Simple human error, but I am the wiser for it.


Then why did you start this thread?


He wanted an opinion of his chances on getting reimbursement of
over $4000 more he had to spend to fix his mistake.

Claiming that the airline is "predatory", warning people not to fly
on that airline and setting up a Web site to publicize your rants is
not how one asks for an opinion.

We certainly hope Mr. Lozano would be wise enough take it down
following this long thread of discussions about his plight.

Bert Hyman wrote in message . ..
(mrtravel) wrote in
:

Bert Hyman wrote:

In om
(Ray Lozano) wrote:


Simple human error, but I am the wiser for it.


Then why did you start this thread?


He wanted an opinion of his chances on getting reimbursement of
over $4000 more he had to spend to fix his mistake.

Claiming that the airline is "predatory", warning people not to fly
on that airline and setting up a Web site to publicize your rants is
not how one asks for an opinion.

To the best of my knowledge, I have never asked for an opinion. This
issue is about corporate behavior, specifically that of airlines,
which are subsidized by taxpayers and on which so many people depend.

Ray Lozano
www.usairways.tv

Ray Lozano wrote:

To the best of my knowledge, I have never asked for an opinion. This
issue is about corporate behavior, specifically that of airlines,
which are subsidized by taxpayers and on which so many people depend.

Airlines have changed dramatically over the years.
What happened at US could have happened at any airline. Of course, it
won't happen at WN since there would be no problem with birth
certificates. I noted that you had praise for WN in a post in this or
another thread. However, it is important to note that the rules at WN
are more strict about standing by for a different flight if you have a
restricted ticket.