'Qantas can't guarantee flights', airline says as it launches defence in ACCC 'ghost flights' case - 30-Oct-2023 - NZ International news
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Qantas has launched its legal defence in the ACCC ""ghost flights"" case — allegedly selling 8,000 flights that were already cancelled — arguing what it did was reasonable and that ""airlines can't guarantee specific flight times"".

‘Qantas can’t guarantee flights’, airline says, after allegedly selling 8,000 flights that were already cancelled — arguing what it did was reasonable and that “airlines can’t guarantee specific fl…::Qantas has launched its legal defence in the ACCC ““ghost flights”” case — allegedly selling 8,000 flights that were already cancelled — arguing what it did was reasonable and that ““airlines can’t guarantee specific flight times””.

  • Womble@lemmy.worldEnglish
    532·
    1 年前

    I mean this is perfectly reasonable, its why you can turn up at the airport 3 days late and get the next available flight to your destination, right?

            • eric@lemmy.worldEnglish
              2·
              1 年前

              I’m well aware, and I was only talking about non-refundable tickets. I fly most weeks within the United States, and at least a few weeks internationally. But still, US airlines are incredibly accommodating in the US to changes to missed flights while most other airlines around the world are not. Because of this, I replied thinking their sarcasm was simple hyperbole.