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Powerplug on 737 not working due to 'test'
Boarded the very full afternoon flight CPH-AMS today. Plug in my USB charger because the battery of my phone is almost dead. Green light on the plug, phone is charging all the way to the runway. As soon as they commence take off, the green light goes off. When service starts, I ask to please switch on the plugs again.
Now the rant starts: due to a test, they cannot switch on the plugs. And they bluntly tell me my phone was not being charged during taxiing. I respond a yes/no discussion is of no use as all, but at least tell me what you are testing? "They did not tell us, we only received instructions to not switch on the plugs on flights we an even number." Weird he? Well, after the flight, I catch up with a colleague who was on the same flight, on the opposite side of the aisle a few rows backward...and his phone was fully charged during the flight...as the plug was on all the time... Why did the purser served me such a BS story over apparently just a broken plug at my seat? End of Rant. In true FT spirit: what compensation should I demand from the twitter team? |
Originally Posted by Another user name to remember
(Post 27055199)
"They did not tell us, we only received instructions to not switch on the plugs on flights we an even number."
Johan |
Originally Posted by Another user name to remember
(Post 27055199)
In true FT spirit: what compensation should I demand from the twitter team?
Just kidding but since they don't advertise it you cant expect and therefor probably can't claim it. |
Originally Posted by Brendan88
(Post 27061080)
They dont even advertise it anywhere so you would not have any luck claiming.
"Europe Business Class On board •In-seat power on our Boeing 737-700, -800 and -900 aircraft" Source Depending on where the cabin divider is located, the first few rows of Economy may benefit as well. Johan |
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Originally Posted by johan rebel
(Post 27061705)
They do:
"Europe Business Class On board •In-seat power on our Boeing 737-700, -800 and -900 aircraft" Source Depending on where the cabin divider is located, the first few rows of Economy may benefit as well. Johan |
The most useful thing to do is to log onto your KLM account, go into your booking sections and select the past trip and submit a complain.
It usually works well to stick to facts, emphasise on the that your seat was potentially a seat also used for business so it would be a good idea to get it fixed and say that the purser served you some ........ when you enquired about it. At best you will get a few miles on your account. |
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