Originally Posted by
Captain Tony
Not to be argumentative, but if there is no check in, what does the company do in that rare event when someone's alarm clock doesn't go off, or they get in a car wreck, or their commuter flight diverts, or security shuts down, etc? Cancel the flight? Seriously Luis, inquiring minds want to know. The sense of entitlement over there is just astounding.
Same thing they always do... change a long call to a short call, call a short call in 5 minutes before departure then change who they call in 3 times so the flight will be guaranteed to be 3 hours late, and completely bypass the 3 people on ready reserve. In the process cancel a few other flights just because they have low coverage from this one instance.