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Old 01-15-2016 | 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by jetlink
However; interesting enough, majority of complainers are those that fly once every 5 years, not the frequent flyers or pax with high member status.

here's some interesting facts how bad UA is vs DAL, AA:
Top 1,512 complains about DAL based on 235 ratings: Top 1,512 Complaints and Reviews about Delta Air Lines
Top 1,249 complains about AA based on 532 ratings: Top 1,249 Complaints and Reviews about American Airlines
Top 1,181 complains about UAL based on 479 ratings: Top 1,181 Complaints and Reviews about United Airlines
I don't see much difference amongst all legacy operators;

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I think the author would've have retorted that indeed the infrequent traveler is lodging complaints to those websites, but will still fly the cheapest airline the next opportunity.
It's really the high value/corporate travelers that he is commenting that had lost faith in UAL mgmt. to make some changes.
They would just change their business and not bother with any complaint websites.
He spent a good chunk of space in the article alone talking about how UAL mgmt. over analyzed the coffee selection, and still made a decision based on cost over quality (their opinion of course).
Since you do everything in your power to make UAL a great airline with top notch piloting skills, I'd think you'd be thrilled if your mgmt. had the same goal instead of just cutting costs to the point where UAL's product is no different than say Frontiers.
I guess you can compete on quality or cost but it's really hard to compete on both.
I hope that Munoz helps lead UAL to greatness. Happy MLK day!
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