WOW. You should really talk to their customer service about this. First of all, to give them a chance to apologize to you, second of all, so they can know that there’s a problem (if there wasn’t before). And if nothing comes of it, not even goodwill, well, fuck ’em.
Air Canada is also the worst for travelling with small children. WestJet would always try to rearrange our seats so we’d get an extra seat for the (non-paying) baby/toddler and they’d be super helpful with checking the car seat, handling the diaper bags for mom/dad, etc. Air Canada is always, “No, sorry, can’t help you, also, go to hell and our CEO just ran over your dog, as per your ticketing agreement.” Literally and without hyperbole.
Some humans just flat out confuse the fudge OUTTA me.
Well played.
WOW. You should really talk to their customer service about this. First of all, to give them a chance to apologize to you, second of all, so they can know that there’s a problem (if there wasn’t before). And if nothing comes of it, not even goodwill, well, fuck ’em.
it’s like brasil e__e
to do something simple here is complicated….
HAHAHAHA don’t worry. After having seen this, we will all avoid Air Canada as much as humanly possible. People power. Yeaah.
C’est peut-être une stratégie pour réduire les coûts … De plus en plus d’entreprises usent de ce genre de trucs sordides :(
What a great strategy to sap out your wasted time Air Canada. Well played.
Air Canada is also the worst for travelling with small children. WestJet would always try to rearrange our seats so we’d get an extra seat for the (non-paying) baby/toddler and they’d be super helpful with checking the car seat, handling the diaper bags for mom/dad, etc. Air Canada is always, “No, sorry, can’t help you, also, go to hell and our CEO just ran over your dog, as per your ticketing agreement.” Literally and without hyperbole.
Your comment is LITERALLY the opposite of “literally.” *facepalm*