Airline

[dot.haukes]

Has anyone ever sided with the Airline staff? I haven't ever, i always side with the passengers and their argument would usually hold water in ANY other customer service industry

[dot.haukes]

that so called manager!!
unprofessionally dressed,
confrontational, dismissive, arrogant and her body language was childlike, she needs retraining big time PLUS!!! what happened to groundcrew requiring foreign languages????

[MissNoway.]

Sometimes,I side with the staff.
It's not their fault someones train was late,and they missed their flight.

[dot.haukes]

that rarely happens that they show

[MissNoway.]

What I dont understand is why do they sometimes charge some people,for a later flight,and give it free to others.

[MissNoway.]

Dot,That young girl got a free transfare,and food vouchers.

[dot.haukes]

yeah a whole �6 at an airport, that's one sandwich and the cheapest bottle of water.

[joggerjayne]

I generally side with the airline.

Groundside regulations are there to protect Airside passengers.

If you don't comply with ALL the regulations

... to the letter

... and to the minute

I don't want them to let you on any plane that I'm on.

Or, wait ...

Sorry I'm late, and I brought the wrong passport by mistake,

and I'm a bit p!ssed ...

and there's no time to do full security checks ...

but I have my faded, dog-eared drivers licence ...

.. could you just take these bags packed by my friend's friend, and fast track me onto Jayne's plane, please.



No way, pal ... not unless Jayne gets off first !!!

[dot.haukes]

ok calm down JJ, I'd let you on!!!

[NoK]

cadenza

[itsmeinnit]

is that an airline NoK?

[NoK]

no it is not

it is a musical term that describes an unaccompanied exhibition passage in the style of an improvisation, inserted by the soloist at the climax of a concerto

[itsmeinnit]

so why did u put it here?

[dot.haukes]

we had a shoe called that about 6 seasons ago, Roland cartier with matching evening clutch

[NoK]

well now you know why they were called cadenza dot