Aisle of man
The amount of creativity in some people never ceases to amaze. For a new branding, Indian Airlines changed their name to something drastically different, hold your breath, Indian.
To my surprise, they called 90 minutes before intended departure and informed me of a half-an-hour delay.
To ensure that their passengers are not shocked by other changes, the airlines have decided to continue with their regular customer service. The representative at the check-in counter was asked, "Can I have an aisle seat?". He looked and finally offered a window seat.
Shouldn't be complaining, I thought. I got to my seat and found no reason to complain. My row was free - window to aisle. Wonder why the guy gave me a window seat when I had asked for an aisle seat and there were many available?
Maybe he misheard me. After all, 'window' and 'aisle' sound very similar, don't they?
To my surprise, they called 90 minutes before intended departure and informed me of a half-an-hour delay.
To ensure that their passengers are not shocked by other changes, the airlines have decided to continue with their regular customer service. The representative at the check-in counter was asked, "Can I have an aisle seat?". He looked and finally offered a window seat.
Shouldn't be complaining, I thought. I got to my seat and found no reason to complain. My row was free - window to aisle. Wonder why the guy gave me a window seat when I had asked for an aisle seat and there were many available?
Maybe he misheard me. After all, 'window' and 'aisle' sound very similar, don't they?
1 Comments:
At 4:26 am, రామ ShastriX said…
Heh, heh; reminds me of that Kamal movie.
Anyway, Indian is a jacked #, adding up to 17.
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