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"I'm a customer" Yet again airline staff abused by passengers (Mod Note in #25)
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Jaysus.
He got that wrong Theresa May style!!!
He tried to jump on the whole "passenger wronged by evil airline on video" bandwagon and thought he'd garner lots of online support and kudos and "you give it to them" comments!!
Sure that's why he recorded it (on his own phone
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Unfortunately for him, he has now learned the online tide ebbs and flows just like real life.
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Her behaviour was quite bad as well, once a customer asks to speak to the supervisor or manager then it should become the supervisors or managers problem
The customer wasn't actually very offensive and if someone working for a company with a reputation for a distrain towards their customers such as Ryanair can't handle complaints without crying, then they are probably in the wrong job
Doesn't work for Ryanair apparently.
Bit of a pro airline/airport bias going on in this thread, in the forum that it's in it's understandable.
The lady or her company, supervisor, and airport security staff certainly won't be faulted here
Its strange, I mentioned Ryanair earlier and I was immediately accused of having it in for them by someone! But then I thought she handled it badly too.
Someone else thought it would be fun if Prince Michael O Leary himself had shown up to deal with the guy without comment.
Many others mentioned Ryanair but found no fault with the lady's actions and weren't accused of having a go at Ryanair.
There's an article linked to identifying the guy and it mentions Ryanair numerous times and littered with misprints.
I suppose it's having a go at Ryanair too.
But no, it's being used to identify the guy.0 -
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Her behaviour was quite bad as well, once a customer asks to speak to the supervisor or manager then it should become the supervisors or managers problem
The customer wasn't actually very offensive and if someone working for a company with a reputation for a distrain towards their customers such as Ryanair can't handle complaints without crying, then they are probably in the wrong job
Doesn't work for Ryanair apparently.
Bit of a pro airline/airport bias going on in this thread, in the forum that it's in it's understandable.
The lady or her company, supervisor, and airport security staff certainly won't be faulted here
Its strange, I mentioned Ryanair earlier and I was immediately accused of having it in for them by someone! But then I thought she handled it badly too.
Someone else thought it would be fun if Prince Michael O Leary himself had shown up to deal with the guy without comment.
Many others mentioned Ryanair but found no fault with the lady's actions and weren't accused of having a go at Ryanair.
There's an article linked to identifying the guy and it mentions Ryanair numerous times and littered with misprints.
I suppose it's having a go at Ryanair too.
But no, it's being used to identify the guy.
Right so, the airline here is irrelevant, could have been any airline, thus pointing the finger at the airline/employee is not relevant, the conversation here is about the abusive passenger, his shocking and vile behaviour and why/how it shouldn't ever be accepted or facilitated.
It so happens he attacked, in almost every from but physically a girl who works at Brussels Airport, she obviously works for a handling agent and on this day was working a gate where a Ryanair flight was boarding. Thats pretty much all Ryanair have to do with this situation, this was personal abuse. The same girl could also manage Aer Lingus flights in Brussels along with other airlines etc. Blaming her or her employer firstly appears as desperate attempt at victim blaming, as its totally and utterly unfounded. Who's to say what support she received from her employer, we don't know that, they might have given her a week off work, they might not have! We don't know. What we do know from clear evidence, is that the abusive passengers is clearly the lowest form of human, a truly vile person and chose to abuse an innocent employee just doing her job, nothing to do with Ryanair, this was personal abuse that happen to take place in an airport.0 -
Doesn't work for Ryanair apparently.
Bit of a pro airline/airport bias going on in this thread, in the forum that it's in it's understandable.
The lady or her company, supervisor, and airport security staff certainly won't be faulted here
Its strange, I mentioned Ryanair earlier and I was immediately accused of having it in for them by someone! But then I thought she handled it badly too.
Someone else thought it would be fun if Prince Michael O Leary himself had shown up to deal with the guy without comment.
Many others mentioned Ryanair but found no fault with the lady's actions and weren't accused of having a go at Ryanair.
There's an article linked to identifying the guy and it mentions Ryanair numerous times and littered with misprints.
I suppose it's having a go at Ryanair too.
But no, it's being used to identify the guy.
The guy himself filmed the worker and uploaded it to You Tube. So he brought all this on himself. He should be identified. he only backpedalled when it was not going the way he planned and he got zero in the way of sympathy.
he should be named and shamed - he brought this on himself, it costs nothing to be civil. He films Sabrina and calls her name numerous times and he does not give a monkeys uncle about her personal privacy, uploading her in her place of work and her name onto You Tube (I would think without her consent) but the dirty sleeven is behind the camera and would not show himself.
As someone else said, not every "Richard" has mental issues, maybe he is just a dick.
Deserves evertything thats coming to him.
Im not pro-Ryanair, I'm just anti-Bullying.0 -
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