posted by
ctseawa at 05:29pm on 10/01/2011 under customer relations fail, travel, tsa, united airlines
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In reply to the actual physical postal letter I sent United last month explaining that I'm not flying with them because of the TSA I received the following letter:
January 05, 2011
Dear Mr. Damon:
Thank you for contacting United Airlines.
I understand your concerns regarding security screening.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) assumed responsibility for security screening for all major U.S. airports, effective November 19, 2001
I will forward your feedback to our senior management, so they understand how the experience impacted your perception of air travel.
We appreciate your e-mail (sic) and hope to see you on a future United Airlines flight.
Sincerely,
(person name)
Customer Relations
Ok, for now I'm going to ignore the missing . after 2001 and failing to notice that I'd taken the time to actually write and post a letter instead of dashing off email. What I'm not going to ignore is the complete lack of saying anything meaningful. A.k.a a failure to communicate.
Hopefully that senior management will actually say something.
Na, not going to happen.
January 05, 2011
Dear Mr. Damon:
Thank you for contacting United Airlines.
I understand your concerns regarding security screening.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) assumed responsibility for security screening for all major U.S. airports, effective November 19, 2001
I will forward your feedback to our senior management, so they understand how the experience impacted your perception of air travel.
We appreciate your e-mail (sic) and hope to see you on a future United Airlines flight.
Sincerely,
(person name)
Customer Relations
Ok, for now I'm going to ignore the missing . after 2001 and failing to notice that I'd taken the time to actually write and post a letter instead of dashing off email. What I'm not going to ignore is the complete lack of saying anything meaningful. A.k.a a failure to communicate.
Hopefully that senior management will actually say something.
Na, not going to happen.
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