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When things go south at the airport
#105696
08/18/2016 05:24 PM
08/18/2016 05:24 PM
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IWIWSE
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So, can you help a brother out? I've heard on two occasions that when there's a mess at the airport like foul weather or airline screw ups, rather than waiting in the ridiculously long lines at the counter, the airlines have people waiting to help on Twitter. This may not be the best forum for a complete answer/lesson but if folks could just get me started in the right direction, I wouldn't have to ask my 30something niece. She rolls her eyes way back in her head when I ask her this stuff and I'm worried that they will get stuck.
Mike
Last edited by IWIWSE; 08/18/2016 08:05 PM.
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