Insulting treatment for doctor saving life
 

My husband and I flew first class, Dayton to Detroit, Detroit to London. Just after we had settled in to our comfortable seats, an announcement was made asking for a doctor to go to the coach cabin. My husband spent the entire night managing a very serious cardiac patient, administering IVs, monitoring vitals, etc. He could not return to my seat until just before landing. He arrived in London exhausted.

Admittedly, this was a voluntary act, but one he could not ignore with such a critically ill patient on board. I was shocked beyond words that Delta's response was a voucher for $150. He gave up a $5,000 seat to keep a passenger from dying on the plane! I certainly though the least Delta could do was a voucher for another flight! I had booked through American Express Platinum, and I'm going to make sure they know about this.

I don't know who at Delta makes these decisions, but choosing to offer $150 to someone who gave up a first class seat on an overnight flight, and work for hours to keep someone from dying on their plane, seems like pretty poor judgement to me.

Hi there, We are very sorry to hear of your experience. Please supply your ticket number, full contact number and email address through a private message, so that we can forward your feedback along with details to our Guest Affairs Team for you. Thanks*AS

You work for DL now too? Or do you just assume that every complaint is about EY?

ticket number
 

As requested, the ticket number for the flight in the above-named complaint was # 0067468644983.

ljanem, unless something has changed, the person requesting your info works for Etihad Airlines. You flew Delta. They have nothing to do with each other, other than the fact they are both airlines. Etihad is just so used to complaints, they think every one of them is theirs.

This just made my day :)
Seriously, any Etihad managers reading this and aware how untrained, lazy and useless the on-ground customer service has become?

Dude, the reason I wrote this, is cuz it was posted under Delta Airlines however, the Etihad rep responded. I find that humorous yet sad.

Yepp, I'm fully aware it was for Delta, but the fact remains. In this forum alone there are 31 threads for Emirates and 228 for Etihad. Probably a coincidence :) So I was just thinking if the higher management is aware of this or do they care at all. You know what they say about reputation...