Avoiding SSSS
Dec 5, 2006 | 4:11 pm
#1
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Avoiding SSSS
I'm was confirmed on Delta to Athens and a few days before I was to depart I changed the booking to a week later then had the ticket issued. The agent used the original booking and just updated the dates. At the airport I got flagged with SSSS.
I think the agent should have created a new booking as I think the history of flights in the original one flagged me.
Does that make sense? Should I blame Delta for this?
I think the agent should have created a new booking as I think the history of flights in the original one flagged me.
Does that make sense? Should I blame Delta for this?
Dec 5, 2006 | 4:46 pm
#2
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Join Date: May 2000
Location: Louisville, KY
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Posts: 58,132
You called exactly what happened. However, no airline will make a new booking for a date change. You should have cancelled the first ticket and made a new booking yourself.
You should blame Delta, not for keeping the old booking, but for agreeing to use the haraSSSSment parameters that caused them to turn a customer into a haraSSSSee.
HaraSSSSment should be 100% eliminated and those responsible for its use should be severely punished.
You should blame Delta, not for keeping the old booking, but for agreeing to use the haraSSSSment parameters that caused them to turn a customer into a haraSSSSee.
HaraSSSSment should be 100% eliminated and those responsible for its use should be severely punished.
