Ray Lozano wrote:
> US Airways is an example of big business gone bad. They have an ample
> record of mistreating customers and employees. You can view my web
> site at http://www.usairways.tv to read my story and others.
>
> Businesses that behave like US Airways do not deserve to survive. One
> gets the feeling US Airways is run by vultures picking over the
> carcass of a dying business. Travelers beware!
I don't get it. You didn't have your travel documents, which are required by
law. You then went out and bought one-way tickets on a different airline
rather than following the instructions given by the USAir person to contact
your travel agency.
If you had called the travel agency they could have gotten you on the next
USAir flight, possibly at a cost of $700 but definitely not at a cost of
$4800.
Also, if you had talked with anyone about your plan to purchase the one-way
tickets on American they could have told you that your USAir return tickets
would be voided by failure to use the outbound.
And now you want USAir to pay you thousands of dollars?
miguel
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