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Old Jul 23, 2011, 11:46 PM
azstar azstar is offline
 
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I'm sure the Orlando station received the information but they may not have passed it on to all the agents working at that time. If they did, the Orlando agents would have to a) inform you that you would miss your connection, try to rebook you on different flights which may, or may not, be available for several days, deal with possibly a hundred irate individuals, get stuck for hours past the end of their shift, or b) send you to Ohio where you would all become "someone else's problem". Unfortunately, this behaviour is all too typical in today's airline environment.
 

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