[Butch Cassidy Slept Here]

Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy Slept Here
By your own admission, Jetliner, you bash customers who arrive late for their flight.

UM, OK. Would you care to enlighten everyone as to exactly where I made any such statement? (This ought to be good)

I aim to please! You’ll find three examples of your anti-customer attitude below. As to your last statement: I agree, I think it’s quite good also!

By the way, I see you’re now, conveniently, “out to lunch” on an issue you brought-up in another post. Now, who is it that doesn't respond when they get "called-out?" Specifically:

those on here that want to use the forum as a soapbox for their own agenda and to bash the airlines, without ever having posted one single actual complaint themselves

So, ONCE AGAIN! Can you, please, provide some links to all the threads you started, on this board, which involve a complaint, about a specific experience, you yourself, went through. I think those who favor airline customers on here would be interested in your "encore performances."

As of now, it looks like you want this one to go away.

And now for our feature presentation:


…people don't take personal responsibility anymore…The airline is not going to hold a plane load of people because the can't get to the airport in time.

And a lot of airlines gave up, years ago, “taking responsibility.” Just look at tarmac delays!

See post # 10 at:

http://www.airlinecomplaints.org/sho...=9288#post9288

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First of all Southwest does not fly to Atlanta. Secondly, if there were no pages, etc, how did all of the other passengers know where to board the aircraft?

That’s right, stick it to that low-life customer! How about: “I understand Southwest does not fly to Atlanta. Can you give us some more detail?” And, “Where were you when the flight was called? Did you hear the announcement?”

See post # 3 at:

http://www.airlinecomplaints.org/sho...=2272#post2272


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Bottom line is that if every other passenger made it but you, then we need to look at YOU, not the airline.

And if the customer promises to kiss your backside you’ll forgive him! I made a comment in this thread also. But, as usual, you win the prize for anti-customer attitude.

See post # 8 at:

http://www.airlinecomplaints.org/sho...=2203#post2203

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Oh, and by the way, I'm not your kid.

No. But when it comes to customers, you act like one!