I’ve written several times about my bad flight with American Airlines. Every time I step on an American Airlines flight (that isn’t run by British Airline) something goes wrong. I literally am at 100% of all flights being a problem. But I always come back because I get upgrades and free flights and they have a good mileage program. Their website is also very easy to use. I fly Southwest and AA more often just because of the user friendly websites. But then I actually have to get on their flights.
Yesterday the first leg of my flight to Hawaii was canceled. I have no reason why but it didn’t matter. It blew up my whole flight there because there were zero other flights that could get me to catch the main leg. I take that back. There was one first class ticket for my family for a total of $12,000. I asked if they could give that to me. They said they could use a few of my miles and supplement the ticket so it would only cost me $8,000. A big nope. So they rebooked my flight for Monday and had to take away my first class tickets and put us in economy. My birthday present and my daughter’s first first class flight gone. So my wife then goes on the AA website to see what he got for us. No seats, 30 min between flights, and another disaster waiting to happen. But he said that’s all he could get. When she goes on she sees that the SAME flight but the next day is available and the first class upgrades are free and available. Click and done. Seats aren’t together but they are up front. That was until this morning when it looks like they moved our seats for us and put us together. A nice gesture but I don’t like the airlines changing my seats for me unless they are improved. I won’t believe it until I’m on the plane but it might actually turn out OK minus a day. Hoping my next post isn’t me typing from home or stuck in Dallas waiting for a plane. I seem to always end up in Dallas regardless of where I am coming from in the world. Next time I just stay with Travis when I’m there
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FXAnalysis.com 14 year old Forex name. Met reserve at $200
FaceGenerator.com Between Snapchat, this new aging app, and the AI face creator, the world loves to mess with their face
TheShoulder.com I like “the’ names but we don’t get to hear about their sales since Michael Berkens sold his portfolio of them to GD
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