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I will Never Fly Spirit Airlines....

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Im with u!! What a $hit bag company......oh I just checked their website....no link to "contact us"....they took it off. pile of $hit......
 
I was wondering about this "contract of carriage" and did a little googling - Jetblue, AA, Delta, Southwest, Virgin America, USAirways, United...all of their non-refundable tickets are non-refundable also...

Only full fare tickets are refundable. I will never fly on any airline. They must all suck.
 
Yep, there is always more than one airfare. Refundable is not normally the cheapest, but you can get your money back if you can't use the ticket. I'm a Veteran, but I don't think I should get my money back when I buy a non-refundable ticket.

Talk about over reaction...

PtP
 
More free publicity for Spirit
 
That is the first thing someone says when something goes wrong. "I'll NEVER fly on (insert airline name here) again! Good, don't. I bet the next time you are looking for a cheap fare you will forget all about it and book the cheapest one you can find just like everyone else.
 
I feel bad for this individual, but Spirit isn't discriminating. It's their standard policy for non-refundable tickets. No exceptions are made.
 
Their policy is no refunds, ever, for any reason. (For a non-refundable ticket) That seems a bit harsh for a terminally Ill person who's doctor ordered him not to fly. Sometimes just showing an ounce of compassion may occasionally shine a positive light on this ********************bag industry.
 
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As a veteran I am sympathetic to his situation and public opinion will be on his side. If Spirit refunded his ticket they would be making themselves vulnerable to civil litigation. It would be setting a terrible precedent.
 
Their policy is no refunds, ever, for any reason. (For a non-refundable ticket) That seems a bit harsh for a terminally Ill person who's doctor ordered him not to fly. Sometimes just showing an ounce of compassion may occasionally shine a positive light on this ********************bag industry.

I agree, but I'm sure the beancounters have weighed the cost of an ounce of compassion and decided it's not worth the pound of goodwill it might yield.
 
I special ordered some car parts and ended up not needing them. 450 dollars worth. Their policy is no returns for special ordered parts.

Should they have refunded my money if I was in this persons shoes?
 
What part of "Non Refundable" are you not comprehending? This happens at every airline every day. Where is the outrage at the other carriers?
 

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