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Nov 17, 2012, 10:55 PM
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As usual... a load of baloney to "justify" the actions of the airline. What is the point of notifying passengers of the delay, if the information cannot be acted upon?
Alternatively they could have put in bold a statement stating that this is for information only, and that all passengers should arrive at the gate for the originally scheduled time. There is no justification for notifying passengers of a revision to the schedule then laughing in their face when they act on the information. As flying dutchman asks, what would happen if your airline tells you your flight is cancelled. Do you not believe them and turn up at the airline. How do we know when we are supposed to believe them and act on it or not? It is RIDICULOUS |
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