Bumptracker
 

http://www.bumptracker.com

are folks here aware of this site ?
I like the idea, ( Am I justobsessive about data like this ? ) but think the site itself could be more attractive.

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Continental Airlines
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
NorthwestAirlines
Virtual Airline Management Group

I check in there every now and then, but wish people who got bumped would report it there. Unfortunately, not many people do.

Yes, I think many folks are aware of it as it was created by a FT who was inspired by a thread started here. Always good to remind folks though. Remember it was made by a volunteer in his spare time.

Trust me, Marysunshine, I wish I had bumps to report...... http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/frown.gif

I tried to add my bump from May 15, 2002 and the site did not allow me leave from BDL (Hartford/Springfield). Too bad. American was offering $300.00 on an oversold flight with space on the next flight. Maybe BDL(Bradley) could be added to the list of airports.

Andy Warner ( [email protected] ) has been very accommodating at adding new airports to flesh out www.bumptracker.com . Drop him a line to get BDL and any other airports added. http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by Spiff (edited 05-17-2002).]

It was bump city at Dulles on United Express Thursday. I voluntered my way off the Dayton flight, and eight others who didn't volunteer joined me (nine people on a 29 passenger flight, must be new math for them), they were asking for volunteers Friday morning on the first Dayton flight, a Pittsburg flight, and a couple of others I didn't catch.

If yo uvolunteered you got overnight hotel and a free flight, if you were denied boarding it was the overnight and $600 in vouchers.

I would have prefered to be denied boarding in this case instead of the non-mileage earning free flight.

Also, forget vouchers if you're involuntarily denied boarding. Make them cough up cash.