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Why 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).
by badestrand 1mo ago
Why 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 1mo 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 27d 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 1mo ago[dead]
- HumblyTossed 1mo agoHow many times does a door dasher have to deliver your food 24 hours later before you realize your argument has flaws?
- wpm 1mo 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.