US1YFARE
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- Mar 31, 2004
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***SCUSE ME, LIKE SOME cheese to go with that whine***?
I would, but your food service is so minimal I am sure the only thing you could offer is the Velveeta you bring with you on your trips.
***SCUSE ME, LIKE SOME cheese to go with that whine***?
I would, but your food service is so minimal I am sure the only thing you could offer is the Velveeta you bring with you on your trips.
Or, it might be exactly as hp_fa said. The clue is that the non-rev was told to take any available seat. If we are very close to scheduled departure time, and there are seats available for non-revs (or revenue standbys), we frequently board them without issuing a boarding pass rather than take the time. The computer is updated to show them on-board, but I may be in 7D and you are in 28E while the computer shows the reverse.
Otherwise the non-rev (or revenue standby) is always issued a boarding pass. I don't know about LCC, but at AA there is a policy that states that passengers (revenue and non-revenue) who fail to respond to a page 15 minutes before departure may have their seats released to standbys. In a number of stations, this information is posted at the gate podium.
The subject reminds me of this story:
ARE YOU GAY?
(probable 'urban folktale' snipped)
Does this make me a bad guy or a smart guy?
Actually you are totally correct. the point However, whatever what was lost in revwnue was gained in loyalty.