Exactly how is the airline losing money if I have paid for that empty seat but they are not allowing me to sit in it - and keeping my money? If they had any loyalty for their customers, they would refund any partial or full cancellation IF, and only if they are able to put another passenger in that seat for more than the original passenger paid. Everyone understands the airline should not LOSE if a passenger is ultimately unable to travel at that appointed time. But to sell the seat for double or triple what the original passenger paid and keeping all of the money is simply greed. Which is exactly why airlines and ALL businesses need to be regulated = because they cannot be trusted to do the right thing when money is involved.

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I don't find that to be an accurate assessment of legitimate on-line news sources. Maybe for some that report from the fringes of reality - and we know those that I'm speaking of.

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But it helps if you are! Ha! That's funny!

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So is putting question marks at the end of statements. Like, you don't even know what constitutes a question. Very annoying.

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WOW! I have never seen a passenger jet that looked like this! Big wings on BOTH sides of a long, flattened cigar tube with a pointy front. And what do they call that big thing at the tail-end that sticks way up? What a radical departure from what one would commonly see at ANY airport. It remains to be seen, however, if they can get the windows to actually line up with the seats.

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