UGH. American is my last choice but has good nonstop flight from NYC to Cabo for Socorro when I booked. I thought their issues were improving and this makes me nervous but the articles refer to high winds in Dallas which is their hub.
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For a second I thought I might be in that picture. That was the most crowded I had ever seen CZM and the check-in lines were an absolute mess. They had two agents available to work everyone through.Saturday, October 30, the CZM airport was quite full.
The setup
And everyone wanted to go home - those with connections in DFW and CLT were unhappy. AA's cancellations in DFW and CLT didn't help.
- Saturday seemed to have had the week's only nonstop flights to
- DEN, ORD, CLT
- AA canceled one of two flights to DFW
- the early of the two, 1:08 PM departure
- AA's flight to/from CLT ~3 hours late
The check-in lines filled the lobby area - more of a scrum than organized lines
Folks unloaded on the agents for the delays. AA's lines moved slowly.
Delayed travelers spilled over to UA check-in lines as they rebooked on UA.
The security line crawled along
Meanwhile, the immigration area was beset with delays as flights arrived in close order.
AA followed up the Saturday situation by canceling #1256 to DFW on Sunday
Our Saturday trip to DEN - on time. DEN to EGE - no crew for the Saturday night connection, flight delayed to Sunday AM.
The good news? More service on AA and UA to CZM in November.
Me? I think the next trip will be midweek in and out - fewer folks to contend with.
They're jackasses - from Doug Parker on down.Couple of guys have been waiting for their scuba gear from AA for three days now…their bummed out on CZM….
I used up alll my AA miles last month on Europe tickets…so happy I’m done with AA…I’d rather walk.They're jackasses - from Doug Parker on down.