Last week I wrote about American filing to increase their Dallas-Tel Aviv flights form 3x weekly to daily, just a month after they started selling tickets on the route.
I noted how odd it seemed to bulk up on flights for the winter season.
Sure enough, American has backtracked and cancelled the increase to daily flights. It will still operate with 3 weekly flights.
@xJonNYC attributes it to a fat finger mistake. Seems like a strange mistake to make, but I suppose that’s how most error fares happen as well. So, when can we expect a price mistake like predecessor USAirways had to Israel before AA cancelled the route post-merger.
Or at least some wide open business class saver award space? I flew my whole family to Israel in business class when that happened in 2015. My brother JJ did the same and took his in-laws to Israel for their first time. A repeat would be great š
What do you make of American’s mistake?
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very unamerican
does that mean those israel succos american dates are cancelled i booked spetember 22 on a tuesday from lga to tlv via dallas and coming back on a wednesday first day chol hamoed via dallas to lga? and can i get american to waive that 150 dollar cancellation fee plus the 25 per passenger on the reservation if they were the ones that cancelled it? thanks