Distant Lands
Friday, 06 June 2008
Checking the fine print
We just received a packet of info for an upcoming trip (more on that later), and I'm glad I checked it carefully. Our profile address was wrong, which is why it took so long to reach us, and our daughter's age was 6 years older than she is. Plus, the car seat we'd requested wasn't on the invoice.
Like I said, glad I checked.
My personal favorite so far as these things go was when we flew to Cologne on Continental a couple of years ago. We were booked on a Monday afternoon flight. Our daughter, who was supposed to be flying as a lap-child, was booked on a different flight, 12 hours earlier. Someone would have been in for a big surprise.
I've heard that the infant ticket date and time doesn't really matter, but I didn't feel like testing that theory out at the airport.
Like I said, glad I checked.
My personal favorite so far as these things go was when we flew to Cologne on Continental a couple of years ago. We were booked on a Monday afternoon flight. Our daughter, who was supposed to be flying as a lap-child, was booked on a different flight, 12 hours earlier. Someone would have been in for a big surprise.
I've heard that the infant ticket date and time doesn't really matter, but I didn't feel like testing that theory out at the airport.
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