Enough Second Chances!

[usairways_vote_NO]

I want US Airways to survive, but not as a charity case. I suspect that most of US's best customers would concur...and I'm not even close to being one of US's best customers.

[post="242651"][/post]​

Then you will have to take your medicine hopefully like a big boy.

 

[tug_slug]

I realize that. That still doesn't explain the poor attitude in PHL.

[post="242630"][/post]​

JS I read some of your post's on WN's board. You were complaining about Southwest's decision not fly into DFW, now your on this board complaining about being treated badly by CSA in Philly.

Maybe this isn't about Southwest's decision on not to flying into DFW, maybe this isn't about how you thought you were mistreated by a CSA in Philly. Maybe this is about you and your constant need to complain.

 

[usairways_vote_NO]

JS
Maybe this is about you and your constant need to complain.

[post="242655"][/post]​

Yes we took that point up earlier

 

[tug_slug]

Yes we took that point up earlier

[post="242656"][/post]​

oops ... my bad

 

[usairways_vote_NO]

oops ... my bad

[post="242658"][/post]​

No prob its good to reinforce the truth.

 

[Baja4U]

JS topic is soooooo BORING!! The only entertainment is USVN Thank's for the laughs, as that is all we really have left......

 

[evprincess]

I am curious about your attitude toward the agent to begin with, were you pleasant or were you telling him what you can or can't do. Hope777 was right in the fact that your ticket wasn't actually legit. You can't buy a round trip and then fly another round trip in the middle. However most agents will ignore this and go ahead and check your bag the whole way. We know why people do it and don't blame them.

Sabre unfortunately isn't the most user friendly system around, perhaps you got someone new or someone that hasn't done that entry in awhile. It's not terribly easy trying to rack your brain to remember how to do an entry you know is easy, but can't get it to take because you are doing it wrong. Making comments or huffing at the agent isn't going to help matters. Did his sarcasm match yours? Honestly I have been guilty of that. I will hold back as long as I can but when I am geniunely trying to help someone and all I get is attitude, I have on occasion given what I am getting from them. It's not something I do often, but when I am breaking rules for you, you ought to be nice. Also when you give the attitude back, sometimes they then realize how they were acting and will stop.

This is not the majority of people, I agree with Piney in the without the passengers there is no USAirways. However, there are limits to everyone. If you gave some attitude then you have no right to be upset that you got it back. Although I am guessing you will say you didn't.

 

[usairways_vote_NO]

JS topic is soooooo BORING!! The only entertainment is USVN Thank's for the laughs, as that is all we really have left......

[post="242665"][/post]​

Thanks and you are welcome.. is Bill Lumbergh off today?

 

[JS]

JS I read some of your post's on WN's board. You were complaining about Southwest's decision not fly into DFW, now your on this board complaining about  being treated badly by CSA in Philly.

Maybe this isn't about Southwest's decision on not to flying into DFW, maybe this isn't about how you thought you were mistreated by a CSA in Philly. Maybe this is about you and your constant need to complain.

[post="242655"][/post]​

Yes, this topic is a complaint (obviously). Everything else is really a discussion, not complaining. If everyone posted nothing but warm fuzzies it would be very boring and impossible to discuss anything. Can't you tell the difference between someone who disagrees with a policy (such as Southwest's refusal to code-share into DFW or even fly there at all) and a litany of customer service complaints?

Would you rather read PineyBob's complaints about green limes?

 

[JS]

I am curious about your attitude toward the agent to begin with, were you pleasant or were you telling him what you can or can't do. Hope777 was right in the fact that your ticket wasn't actually legit. You can't buy a round trip and then fly another round trip in the middle. However most agents will ignore this and go ahead and check your bag the whole way. We know why people do it and don't blame them.

Sabre unfortunately isn't the most user friendly system around, perhaps you got someone new or someone that hasn't done that entry in awhile. It's not terribly easy trying to rack your brain to remember how to do an entry you know is easy, but can't get it to take because you are doing it wrong. Making comments or huffing at the agent isn't going to help matters. Did his sarcasm match yours? Honestly I have been guilty of that. I will hold back as long as I can but when I am geniunely trying to help someone and all I get is attitude, I have on occasion given what I am getting from them. It's not something I do often, but when I am breaking rules for you, you ought to be nice. Also when you give the attitude back, sometimes they then realize how they were acting and will stop.

This is not the majority of people, I agree with Piney in the without the passengers there is no USAirways. However, there are limits to everyone. If you gave some attitude then you have no right to be upset that you got it back. Although I am guessing you will say you didn't.

[post="242666"][/post]​

Of course you can fly two trips in a row. Check the Contract of Carriage. The only thing you can't do is a back-to-back.

I'm sure no one will believe me, but I swear I was not the one who "started it". In fact, after the agent started giving me lip, I waited a few seconds trying to decide what to do -- start yelling or just wait for another agent -- and decided on the latter.

 

[tug_slug]

Yes, this topic is a complaint (obviously). Everything else is really a discussion, not complaining. If everyone posted nothing but warm fuzzies it would be very boring and impossible to discuss anything. Can't you tell the difference between someone who disagrees with a policy (such as Southwest's refusal to code-share into DFW or even fly there at all) and a litany of customer service complaints?

[post="242679"][/post]​

Does this sound like a discuison or a complaint?

Let me get this straight -- Southwest is intentionally excluding DFW from the ATA codeshare agreement, they are cutting Love Field flights, and they are turning down DFW's offer of free rent. What a childish thing to do! Is this a corporation or a toddler?

[post="240425"][/post]​

Yup ... sounds like your a whiner to me....

 

[usairways_vote_NO]

I agree with Piney in the without the passengers there is no USAirways. 

[post="242666"][/post]​

That is really going out on a limb now. You sure you can agree with that statement? I'll give you a chance to retract it just in case you were confused.


Sure they can't make it only with cargo and mail? What if they add mannequins? Wouldn't be those complaining passengers anymore

 

[usairways_vote_NO]

If everyone posted nothing but warm fuzzies it would be very boring and impossible to discuss anything.

[post="242679"][/post]​

Since when do the warm fuzzie posts outnumber the cold trashzzie posts? At least on this board

 

[whlinder]

Hope777 was right in the fact that your ticket wasn't actually legit. You can't buy a round trip and then fly another round trip in the middle.

[post="242666"][/post]​

Nesting is a perfectly legal ticketing practice. Checking bags through on two separate tickets is certainly possible and legal.

 

[usairways_vote_NO]

Would you rather read PineyBob's complaints about green limes?

[post="242679"][/post]​

Is that a limeypiney joke?