Passenger gets angry over lack of chicken

[bendertiger]

Me: Sorry but I have no other choice to offer you
Pax: Well that's DISGRACEFUL (raising voice, other pax staring)
Me: Well I suggest you write into customer services, I have just explained that there is no chicken left, I can't offer you food I don't have!
Pax: I paid £££ for my ticket I demand a choice of meal

Actually, you DID have a choice to offer him. He could have pasta in a creamy mushroom sauce, or mushrooms in a creamy sauce with pasta

[Chromatix]

My work computer flags pretty much every word as misspelled. :-( But I think it's assuming I speak Finnish all day (which I don't).

[Fiyero]

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There has recently been an influx of passengers on short-haul flights refusing the sandwiches and DEMANDING business class food!

Due to cutbacks, short-haul catering is being changed and there will now be no sarnies in coach class...just the free bar and a light snack-such as pretzels, a cookie or cereal bar! ...

I flew Air France Southampton to Paris and got Juice and Cookies on the way out and Juice and something like pretzels on the way back and was thrilled. I can understand on a long flight you may want a proper meal but you get what you're given. If you want fancy food book a higher class or fly a classier airline (I know that would require research on the customers part not just picking the cheapest one and expecting the service to be the same).

[AccountingDrone]

Hell, to be honest, I am happy getting water most of the time .... I carry my own snacks =)

[AirHostess]

I can't wait now until we stop distributing sandwiches and just have a little snack. My response to angry passengers will be "why don't you write in and complain?" I will refuse to take any abuse!

Woooooooo only 8 more flights to go

[Ironclad Alibi]

The board doesn't have a spell checker. That would be you.

So what is that little icon in the upper right corner of the message box with "ABC" and a check mark?

Oh, I see. I clicked on it and it links to ieSpell, a spell checker add-in for Internet Explorer.

[Broomjockey]

Oh, I see. I clicked on it and it links to ieSpell, a spell checker add-in for Internet Explorer.

Yep. Hee hee