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Reading the article in full ;
1. The person affected (or her mother) did not report the issue to the FA or CSM.
2. The person affected claims that she did not complain because of "severe anxiety" and she was within earshot of the toe person. Why not walk over to the FA at the galley and make a complaint? Those working in customer facing industry are trained to approach, handle and neutralise such awkward situations. There would be no way the toe person would know that this person made the complaint
3. ".. called VA the moment switched off flight mode" - you did not have to endure that for the duration of the flight. You could've simply made a complaint. Giving the pax the benefit of doubt - I'm not sure what circumstances were onboard, but, in hindsight, a quiet complaint would have made it better.
4. VA offered $100 compensation - I'd say, for your inaction, you are paid $100 - take the money and run!
1. The person affected (or her mother) did not report the issue to the FA or CSM.
2. The person affected claims that she did not complain because of "severe anxiety" and she was within earshot of the toe person. Why not walk over to the FA at the galley and make a complaint? Those working in customer facing industry are trained to approach, handle and neutralise such awkward situations. There would be no way the toe person would know that this person made the complaint
3. ".. called VA the moment switched off flight mode" - you did not have to endure that for the duration of the flight. You could've simply made a complaint. Giving the pax the benefit of doubt - I'm not sure what circumstances were onboard, but, in hindsight, a quiet complaint would have made it better.
4. VA offered $100 compensation - I'd say, for your inaction, you are paid $100 - take the money and run!