I've been trying to decide if I should trust Canadian airlines again after having such issue with AC.
Reading through this, I'm not sure I'm ready to fly...not because of Covid, but because I can't trust airlines to provide the service I purchased.
I just think people are working very hard to ensure they get what they actually paid for...any other industry, we'd be appalled. I was never a fan of airlines but having to check that they don't change my flight constantly without notifying me is annoying...but having an issue contacting them to fix the issue is something I, as a consumer, shouldn't have to do. I guess I'm naive or expecting too much for them to contact me to ask me if I want to keep the change or receive a refund...just a mere email will do. A few years ago, I asked them why they didn't notify me when I noticed my flight time changed (it wasn't constantly like it seems to be now...now it's almost like it's expected, rather than a possibility), and they said that it takes time to do that and I should check it regularly.
Sorry for the rant...but why should I have to check it when I purchased a service. If they're changing it, they have to inform me so I can choose not to go forward...it shouldn't be a matter of whether I should get a refund...I paid for something, I expect it to be what I paid and if it changes, I can accept it or not. But if I don't accept it and there isn't any other flights that would work, then a refund (to my original form of payment) should be the only resolution.
Reading through this, I'm not sure I'm ready to fly...not because of Covid, but because I can't trust airlines to provide the service I purchased.
I just think people are working very hard to ensure they get what they actually paid for...any other industry, we'd be appalled. I was never a fan of airlines but having to check that they don't change my flight constantly without notifying me is annoying...but having an issue contacting them to fix the issue is something I, as a consumer, shouldn't have to do. I guess I'm naive or expecting too much for them to contact me to ask me if I want to keep the change or receive a refund...just a mere email will do. A few years ago, I asked them why they didn't notify me when I noticed my flight time changed (it wasn't constantly like it seems to be now...now it's almost like it's expected, rather than a possibility), and they said that it takes time to do that and I should check it regularly.
Sorry for the rant...but why should I have to check it when I purchased a service. If they're changing it, they have to inform me so I can choose not to go forward...it shouldn't be a matter of whether I should get a refund...I paid for something, I expect it to be what I paid and if it changes, I can accept it or not. But if I don't accept it and there isn't any other flights that would work, then a refund (to my original form of payment) should be the only resolution.
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