The days-long airport chaos that most of the world just went through recently would suggest otherwise?
The days-long airport chaos that most of the world just went through recently would suggest otherwise?
This was caused by over regulation in the first place. Adding more regulation only entrenches existing players making the market worse when things like this happen, not better. Those that chose monoculture should be punished in the market.
I won't, but you be you...
There are already laws to make people while in these scenarios. Can they replace missed days playing at the beach with children? No, of course not. Will I eve choose to fly an airline that bumped four kids and two below average weight adults because the plane weighed to much. They certainly won’t be my first choice.
I also had a pending flight home on an airline that was hard down for part of the Friday of doom. My flight wasn’t that day, but were it Delta I probably would have been affected. They can’t fulfill their contract, so minimally I would need a refund, and optimally hotels and rebooked flights on another airline. The underlying reason isn’t important and I don’t need more regulation for an already overly regulated industry.
Airline flights, while reliable, are not guaranteed. It’s massively inconvenient when they fail. Plan accordingly.[0]
0 - https://www.transportation.gov/airconsumer/fly-rights#Delaye...