Jetblue Cancellation and Really Bad Experience
Feb 5, 2016, 10:05 am
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Jetblue Cancellation and Really Bad Experience
Too make a long story short... had a really bad JB experience, which resulted in 3 hours on tarmac... followed by a cancellation...
Does anyone know if jetbue provides compensation through partner with emirates??
Does anyone know if jetbue provides compensation through partner with emirates??
Feb 5, 2016, 10:59 am
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Still confusing not to have full facts. You will find that when you provide the full circumstances, you get more complete and useful help here.
As your delay was not "controllable" e.g., it was weather-related and nothing to do with B6, you won't see anything there. If the actual tarmac delay really was 3+ hours, you will receive a $50 credit from B6. If it did not actually reach 3 hours, you get $0. That's pretty generous as B6 has no obligation to do anything as the delay had nothing to do with B6.
I don't think that you will be able to use the $50 credit against an EK ticket, but you should check the t&c when you receive it (or call in and ask). Carriers deliberately issue credits on their own services because most credits go unused and the cost of a $50 credit to B6 is a lot less than $50.
As your delay was not "controllable" e.g., it was weather-related and nothing to do with B6, you won't see anything there. If the actual tarmac delay really was 3+ hours, you will receive a $50 credit from B6. If it did not actually reach 3 hours, you get $0. That's pretty generous as B6 has no obligation to do anything as the delay had nothing to do with B6.
I don't think that you will be able to use the $50 credit against an EK ticket, but you should check the t&c when you receive it (or call in and ask). Carriers deliberately issue credits on their own services because most credits go unused and the cost of a $50 credit to B6 is a lot less than $50.