They a rude because people are being rude to them. It’s not their fault they don’t have seats to give. You should rent a car and drive home unless you have family you want to keep visiting in Dallas. |
Where is she flying to? You might want to look at alternative options (other airlines? Drive?) in case it's not sorted. |
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They don't have seats to give because the FAA and DOT are toothless regulators and the airlines know it. If Southwest was faced with compensatory damages and not just refunds, they would be figuring out how to get the planes flying/ |
Okay, but the low wage worker behind the ticket counter has no control over this, so the anger is misdirected. |
| When you travel often enough, you learn that when they are cancellations you need to pivot and pivot quickly before your best options disappear. People are wasting too much time Hoping for a convenient nonstop flight home. Move on from that dream. |
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This is true, yes, but also PP said they were (not)flying on American Airlines |
| Hartford is an easy drive - I’d assume you are driving her and if her flight happens to take off, great. |
This! |
Yes, you are lucky. Amtrak could also be an option. |
Oh but dahling…that only leaves you exposed to more cancellations, over booked flights, time outs. The best option is to get on the app and rebook as soon as you know you’re going to miss your connection. I’m stuck in Dallas and I’m jumping from one flight to the next. You can only get on one standby at a time. Did you know Einstein Bagels are not good when they’re stale? |
I would just rebook for several days into the future and go chill at a hotel. How long do you plan to torture yourself at the airport? |
| Rent a car, download a fresh audio book, and start driving |
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I have always hated southwest and glad I refuse to fly them.
I feel bad for all the people stranded and getting no help from them. |