[ian L]

My wife had surgery 20 hrs prior to going on our dream trip to France and was unable to go. I left with my three children (3 year old twins and a 9 year old) We expected my wife join us 5 days later but the doctors would not allow her to fly.

We changed a 3 week trip into 15 days and Air Transat promised to move our tickets for $100/ticket. We booked the 4 one way trips and Air Transat reneged. We paid $2257.96 instead of $400

To Joseph Adamo - VP of Marketing

I hope the additional 4 one way tickets you stuck me with helped you with your 2012 bonus.
Merry Xmas

[Dugo]

Some form of regulation shout take place. United is out of control w fees and high prices

[Der Richter]

I am shocked, shocked that a complaint about United would be posted in response to a nine month old complaint about Air Transat that is posted under the AirTran complaint forum.

[Dugo]

High prices in Houston are connected to United control of HIA. When other carries pushed to enter certain routes and to fly even from HOBI, United lobbyist threatened to close jobs in H so the city wouldn't approve permits.

Capitalism presupposes open competition. We need more people flying to Latin America, for example, in then same routes as United.

And government control of fees.

It's crazy how they get away w murder... Fees here and there; restrictions of all kinds...

United, change your ways!!!

And don't hire bloggers to defend your practices, just change