Da Airlinequality. 18 Giugno 2006
"On a flight from Newark to Milan, we were given seats in the last row of the 767, right next to the toilets. Alitalia sat us next to an Egyptian woman who was clearly flustered for some reason. It turns out that Alitalia had seated her two kids (age 4 and 7) in the front of the airplane, and her in the back. So not only would passengers have to deal with young kids who wanted to be seated next to their mother for eight hours, we'd have to deal with an uncomfortable mother who's constantly worried about her young kids, and rightfully so! Alitalia never thought to ask my wife and I if we'd consider moving, so 30 minutes into the flight, we volunteered, but the flight attendants disapproved as it would "mess up their meal selection card". We moved anyway. When we changed seats with the young kids, we found out the electronics in their seats did not work. In fact, they didn't work for an entire section of the airplane. This meant no listening to music or the audio for the movie, and we couldn't even turn on the overhead lights to read. The seats were in tatters, and the electronics were a joke. We flew a total of 5 legs with Alitalia, and not one flight left on time. Consequently not a single flight arrived on time, including our international connection in Newark. The airline representatives were less than helpful when they asked if they could call our connecting gate and tell them we were coming, or even help us out in line to get through customs faster. They even tried to deny the fact that we were late until I showed them my ticket! Then they blamed the travel agent for selling us an illegal connection. Always finger pointing it appears. Alitalia's service is terrible, their equipment is old and broken, and they can't take care of their passengers. A terrible choice for travel, but as someone else said, you get what you pay for. "
Le cose non cambiano mai. In questi casi mi vergono che Alitalia sia davvero italiana...
E per quelli che dicevano che l'assegnazione posto non era un grande problema....





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