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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Every time I have needed to ask a stranger to switch seats so I can sit next to my kids, it has 100% been because the airline switched our seats (I'm looking at Delta, who has done this 3 times over the last 10 years, I always pay to pick my seats). This has even happened when we flew business class.

Now my kids are old enough that if we got reassigned we would just roll with it, but once it was when my son was 18 months old. It was insane. [/quote]

I travel a few times a month and have never had my reserved seat changed. Do you get to the gate and the desk agent moves you? How does this happen? [/quote]

This is PP you are responding to. Once it was at the gate, it was our turn to board, I scanned our boarding pass and the agent announced “oh, you’ve been reassigned” and then it printed out 4 new boarding passes. We immediately complained and she said we had to take it up with flight attendants. So we went down to the plane and told them what happened and they didn’t care nor would they help us. Told us to ask passengers ourselves. It was awful.

Other 2 times were international flights coming back to the US so we had to check in at the counter. And we were told we had been bumped. We usually get to the airport 4 hours before a flight. It was BS. We had business class seats. We were told we could take the flight but only in economy and no one could sit by each other. F Delta.

Be glad this has never happened to you. Just because it happens has no bearing on stories of it happening to many other people under various circumstances. It happens all the time. [/quote]

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