Eligible for any Trip delay compensation from Citi or AA?
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2022
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Eligible for any Trip delay compensation from Citi or AA?
YYZ to LGA AA flight booked for my parents and sister with was delayed by almost 3 hours this morning. Big inconvenience cos my parents are old and they had to go around changing gates and waiting not knowing and they weren't given any food /drink vouchers or anything.
Scheduled : 10:40 AM, Actual 1:24 PM. I got 1 hour delayed text the night before but once at the airport yesterday morning, it kept getting delayed every 20 mins and 2 gate changes. The reason it showed was "late arrival of incoming flight. I heard about the IT software problem in news but I don't think this was the reason or only reason .
Does Citi aadvantage business card cover any trip delay protection in this case? Or AA cover anything ?
If not its fine. THanks
Scheduled : 10:40 AM, Actual 1:24 PM. I got 1 hour delayed text the night before but once at the airport yesterday morning, it kept getting delayed every 20 mins and 2 gate changes. The reason it showed was "late arrival of incoming flight. I heard about the IT software problem in news but I don't think this was the reason or only reason .
Does Citi aadvantage business card cover any trip delay protection in this case? Or AA cover anything ?
If not its fine. THanks
#3
Join Date: Oct 2020
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Since your family was departing from YYZ, at >2h they theoretically could have received "[a] snack and a drink, depending on how long you’ve waited, the time of day, and your location." If they had incurred actual food expenses during the wait, they could try to submit a claim and see if they could get it reimbursed.
Delay compensation only kicks in for arriving 3 or more hours late. See https://www.aa.com/i18n/customer-ser...p?locale=en_CA
Delay compensation only kicks in for arriving 3 or more hours late. See https://www.aa.com/i18n/customer-ser...p?locale=en_CA
#4
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Since your family was departing from YYZ, at >2h they theoretically could have received "[a] snack and a drink, depending on how long you’ve waited, the time of day, and your location." If they had incurred actual food expenses during the wait, they could try to submit a claim and see if they could get it reimbursed.
Delay compensation only kicks in for arriving 3 or more hours late. See https://www.aa.com/i18n/customer-ser...p?locale=en_CA
Delay compensation only kicks in for arriving 3 or more hours late. See https://www.aa.com/i18n/customer-ser...p?locale=en_CA
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