Showing posts with label American Airlines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Airlines. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Make your New York holiday Memorable

New York Planning a trip to New York City can feel a bit irresistible, there is so much to see and do, and it’s virtually impossible to include every New York City activity during a single trip. I’ve gathered New York City’s must-see and must-do experiences for you to make you’re planning a bit easier. New York is one of the most beautiful and attractive place in the world.

WHY NYC

There is so much in New York if you talk about having a trip just do it. Usually everyone is looking forward for a trip where they can enjoy a cool weather, quality food and value for money places. New York City has so many fantastic places to eat it can be difficult to make up your mind about where to go. Best New York City Restaurants will help you find a great meal no matter what your budget is. If you want to impress someone special, choosing the right restaurant can make all the difference. These restaurants offer romantic atmosphere, as well quality food and service that are sure to impress — whether it’s Valentine’s Day, an anniversary or another special occasion. Some of the top hotels are Savoy, The Place, Union square café, The River Café and so on.

Friday, July 23, 2010

American Airlines is being sued for refusing to refund

American Airlines is being sued for refusing to refund its $25 checked-baggage fee after allegedly losing one Washington woman's suitcase. The class action suit, brought about by Danielle Covarrubias, is asking for $5 million from the airline.This is the first lawsuit since the airline (and most others) instituted a baggage fee in 2008. Some 2,400 pieces of luggage handled by American Airlines are lost or damaged every day, according to court papers cited by ABC News. American Airlines had no comment on the lawsuit or Covarrubias's claim.

Covarrubias says paying a baggage fee should insure that luggage should arrive at its correct destination “in a timely fashion,” but the tactic seems to be just one more way to raise revenue for airlines. The U.S. Department of Transportation requires that passengers be compensated for toiletries and clothing in the event of misplaced luggage, but these reimbursements are rarely paid in a timely fashion.