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seems OP is not talking about compensation of the deal itself but rather compensation for the actual flight rather than a $100 voucher. Assuming his flight to B
by ddj231 29d ago
seems OP is not talking about compensation of the deal itself but rather compensation for the actual flight rather than a $100 voucher. Assuming his flight to Brazil was much more than that
- badestrand 29d agoWhy should the entire flight be compensated? The airline provided the flight, just 24 hours later (and the delay is what the $100 are supposed to compensate).
- crote 29d agoBecause the customer purchased a flight on a specific date, which was not delivered. If you book a hotel room for 1-7 August to visit a conference, would you be okay if they said "oopsie, it'll be available for you 10-17 August, here's a $100 compensation"? What about a rental car, or food delivery? Is it okay for your wedding photographer to show up a day late? Of course not, the product you bought is inherently time-sensitive.
- will4274 26d agoMany businesses have a notion of partial delivery. If you hire a contractor to build an extension on your house and they get sick halfway through the project and hand off to another contractor who completes it a few weeks or even months late, you don't get it for free.
- tim333 29d ago[dead]
- HumblyTossed 28d agoHow many times does a door dasher have to deliver your food 24 hours later before you realize your argument has flaws?
- wpm 28d ago$100 to compensate for having to put an entire day of my limited set of days on this planet on hold is insulting. That's four bucks an hour.