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Old Jan 11, 2013 | 3:52 am
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LTN Phobia
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Originally Posted by T8191
Oh, LTN - poor LTN. Have a cyber-hug.

What did you do in your earlier life to deserve this sort of thing happening to you so often? Or are you just statistically over-exposed to risk by flying too often?
Thank you, I had to laugh out loud at that comment! I sometimes do wonder. But I think it's just the statistical over-exposure and the run of bad luck. I'm expecting some more of those 'disruptions' next week, with some snow on the forecast (nice, not).

Maybe a bit more than statistical though. Since 1 December I have taken 26 flights. 7 flights were 'properly' disrupted (that is my own personal criteria of a delay of 30 minutes or more or cancellation), of which 4 were cancelled or delayed more than 2.5 hours. So that's probably more than what's statically likely, but I think it's just one of those things.

However, I agree that BA seems to have made a very good recovery, all things considered.
They did, and I have just sent a well done on BA.com to a few people involved.

I was certainly kept happy, and the hotel BA put me in was not bad at all, and the breakfast was pretty decent too. I really cannot complain.
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