Biden administration is proposing similar rules to eu. But we don’t have them now

Anonymous wrote:I always ask - and usually get.

Do you just walk up to the person behind the counter at the gate and ask for a voucher?

Be thankful that you even get out the door in the same day.

Anonymous wrote:Mechanical failure is reason for delay.

In the EU you would get between 250 compensation, I don't think the US has similar rules.

I received 10k points from AA last week for a similar delay, without asking.

Mechanical failure is reason for delay.

5 hours is a big delay to me. has happened ed to me once and was able to get a $100 voucher from SW. I didnt feel like it was fair co.pensarion esp. since no real reason was provided, but I didn't have the energy to take it up the chain of command. sick of the airlines nickel and diming us and getting away with poor service.

I always ask - and usually get.

Why is it delayed? If weather, forget it.

And 5 hours isn't really a severe delay.

This flight from Memphis to DCA. I appreciate this feedback so much!

I would ask OP. Worst they can do is say no. I'd be included to ask for a future flight voucher of $100. It costs them nothing to give you one and it encourages you to choose them again for your next trip.

The phrase you're looking for is "Is there anything you can do for us?"

Where from and which airline?

5 hours really isn't that long delay wise. You can ask but chances are slim to none that they'll give you anything. Maybe a food voucher.

My mom and I are currently waiting for a flight back to DC. It was supposed to leave at 2, then bumped to 4, then 5 , 6 and now 7:09. I’m annoyed but unsure if I have the right to complain —and what I would even ask for. Money back? Flight credits? Credits for booze? Massage?😁
Thanks!