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Question:

–No advice I’m afraid, just to say that this isn’t the first and certainly won’t be the last case we have heard about of people on codeshare flights being caught in the middle with the two airlines concerned both claiming that the other airline is responsible. This is one of the down-sides of code-sharing. –==++AJC++==–

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Similar stories can be found at the www.untied.com website. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Hi, > I wanted to share an experience with fellow netters and see if anyone > else had such an experience and what recourse you took.

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>Hi, >I wanted to share an experience with fellow netters and see if anyone >else had such an experience and what recourse you took.

I’d write the president of United Airlines. You can get that from a telephone agent as well as his address. John – N8086N Are you interested in a professional society or guild for programmers? See www.colosseumbuilders.com/american.htm EMail Address: |c.o.l.o.s.s.e.u.m.b.u.i.l.d.e.r.s.| |c.o.m.|

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Hi, I wanted to share an experience with fellow netters and see if anyone else had such an experience and what recourse you took. Briefly, I had a reserved and confirmed ticket for me and my wife on flight AI 3001/ UA001 from New Delhi on Jan 8, 1998. My previous flight from Calcutta to New Delhi couldn’t land in New Delhi because of dense fog at the airport, so the flight was diverted to Bombay, and we could reach New Delhi only next day at 12:45pm. There were seven hours between my reaching New Delhi from Calcutta and for the AI/UA flight to take off. I had called AI/UA from Bombay and told them of my situation, and was advised to proceed to New Delhi. When we reached New Delhi, the AI and UA staff promised us that we would be put on the flight on the 8th evening. When we reported for check-in that evening, as advised, we were told that because of overbooking, our tickets won