Originally Posted by
zappy312
If you reply to their email and state that insurance requires a letter from the airline with your information, flight details, reason, etc., they should reply with one (speaking from a friend's experience). I don't know why it takes Air Canada 30 days to come back with what's basically an automated reply saying we don't give those out.
At the same time, I wonder if insurance will take that as Air Canada's official statement.
I replied to the mail immediately telling them that I really need an official letter.
However when checking the status of the case today on Air Canada -> Customer Support -> Chat, its telling me that the case is close.
Is there still hope for a reply?