Women suing American Airlines for not waking up her up after landing

May I ask which firm?

 

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Wow that sucks. I only fly business or first on long-haul trips instead of every time I travel to save money so had that happened to me I would've been pissed. Obviously you chose American for that route but look into airlines like Emirates, Etihad, or Qatar Airways. Once you try their business or first class (hell even their economy), domestic carriers will never feel the same again.

 

I flew China Airlines once. Never again. Someone should sue them for being such a s***** airline. The price you save isn't even worth it.

On topic: hahahahahah.

I bet she's the kind that sleeps on the bus/subway and lean on other passengers uncomfortably.

 

I've flown Emirates (economy) many times, and I'd love to fly them first-class on a long haul flight. The only reason I flew American is because Starwood Hotels had a deal going on which allowed me to transfer 50,000 Starwood points into 50,000 American Airlines miles + 5 free nights at a category 4 Starwood hotel (I chose the Sheraton in Tokyo).

I hadn't flown American in years, and had 20,000 American miles just sitting in my account for the past few years. So with the 50,000 mile transfer, I now had nearly enough miles for an off-peak first class flight back from Japan and a coach flight there.

 

You know who should really sue United? The blind girl who was left behind on a plane.

Airline apologizes to blind woman abandoned on plane