Comments | eyefragment: It's like arrivals, only you reverse the arrows. All of the arrows.

eyefragment

It's like arrivals, only you reverse the arrows. All of the arrows.

Mar 21, 2009 21:12

So on my way to school this quarter, I had the pleasant experience of spending the night in the atlanta airport, and renewing my WoW subscription in order to keep myself awake (WoW is very... very... effective at that ( Read more... )

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bananafin March 22 2009, 03:38:05 UTC

Wow. That is some pretty epic win, sir.

sniffnoy March 22 2009, 03:45:03 UTC

That makes this... coarrivals?

Also, yay for also being in a hotel for free for an entirely different reason! :)

Man, I remember last year when my flight into Chicago 1st quarter got canceled; I sure don't remember getting anywhere near all that...

eyefragment March 22 2009, 05:36:34 UTC

So with cancellations due to anything that is _not their fault_ (such as weather), they don't have to give you anything, unfortunately. This is what caused my fun experience when I was coming up to school this quarter.

When it is their fault, however, they will give you travel vouchers and such. As an FYI, for Delta, I believe that $600 is the maximum that they'll give you. The computer will tell them $400 is the max, but if they're desperate, apparently a manager can manually override it to go as high as $600. They'll start out offering $200. Your Mileage May Vary ;).

oxeador March 22 2009, 14:55:08 UTC

I was once in a situation where it was their fault and they simply said "We will pay you a hotel room... if you find one. Good luck with that". And they were right. There was no hotel room to be easily found in Washington for the four large airplanes that were delayed till the next day.

eyefragment March 22 2009, 05:36:51 UTC

And yes, it's co-arrivals = departures.