What followed would have been funny if it wasn't happening to us. American found us a seat on a United flight, and then that United flight was suspended pending them finding a plane, and then that United flight was un-suspended, and then the plane was late arriving, and then the plane was late leaving. And throughout all of that we felt extremely lucky, because the alternatives were much worse. In the best case scenario, DC-bound passengers on United flights wouldn't be getting out of Chicago until 11am today. If they were booked on American, the earliest they'd be getting out is 6:30pm. That's if they had seats.
Passengers without confirmed seats, on the other hand, could realistically be stuck in Chicago through Tuesday.
At least winter's almost over, and we're past the holiday season. Oh wait...
[Photo: Omri Ceren / Jaunted]
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