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jrkmsp wrote:Really? Surely passengers could have been reaccommodated much more quickly and comfortably by their JV partner, AA. People could have been moved from LAS to PHX, LAX and any other AA hub and put on BA or AA metal across the pond. To put people up in hotels for four days seems insane.
Ziyulu wrote:Are meals all paid for as well?
airbazar wrote:jrkmsp wrote:Really? Surely passengers could have been reaccommodated much more quickly and comfortably by their JV partner, AA. People could have been moved from LAS to PHX, LAX and any other AA hub and put on BA or AA metal across the pond. To put people up in hotels for four days seems insane.
Vegas hotels are cheap. How much is a "walk-up" fare to Europe vs. 4 nights at a hotel? I bet the hotel was cheaper.
airbazar wrote:jrkmsp wrote:Really? Surely passengers could have been reaccommodated much more quickly and comfortably by their JV partner, AA. People could have been moved from LAS to PHX, LAX and any other AA hub and put on BA or AA metal across the pond. To put people up in hotels for four days seems insane.
Vegas hotels are cheap. How much is a "walk-up" fare to Europe vs. 4 nights at a hotel? I bet the hotel was cheaper.
Ziyulu wrote:airbazar wrote:jrkmsp wrote:Really? Surely passengers could have been reaccommodated much more quickly and comfortably by their JV partner, AA. People could have been moved from LAS to PHX, LAX and any other AA hub and put on BA or AA metal across the pond. To put people up in hotels for four days seems insane.
Vegas hotels are cheap. How much is a "walk-up" fare to Europe vs. 4 nights at a hotel? I bet the hotel was cheaper.
Not if you add a $99 resort fee to the rate!