The Funniest Complaint Letter I ever Read to an Airline

[johhnnyt]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelnews/4344890/Virgin-the-worlds-best-passenger-complaint-letter.html

[Sea Hag]

Pretty funny for sure! :D

[Skywench]

The funniest complaint letter I've ever read is the one to Continental airlines about seat 29e. The guy goes into funny details and even drew pictures. I don't have a link, but it can still be found on the internet.

[YXU AC*SE]

The funniest complaint letter I've ever read is the one to Continental airlines about seat 29e. The guy goes into funny details and even drew pictures. I don't have a link, but it can still be found on the internet.

 

http://www.scribd.com/doc/1144/Seat-29e-Airline-Bathroom-Row-

 

Scott.

[dalitos]

Thanks for posting these, they are both hilarious, I almost chocked a few times trying not to laugh too hard, as I am sitting at work.

Here's a direct link to the .pdf for the Continental seat 29E letter: http://msgboard.snopes.com/travel/graphics/seat29e.pdf

If I have to pick the funnier one, it was the one to Virgin.

[anothercruiseforJulie]

Both letters were hilarious!

[Globaliser]

The Funniest Complaint Letter I ever Read to an Airline

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelnews/4344890/Virgin-the-worlds-best-passenger-complaint-letter.html

It's good for a laugh.

 

But remember that this guy ordered a special meal: Indian vegetarian. And that is exactly what he got.

 

No wonder Virgin told him to get lost; it was a complete set-up from start to finish.

[FanofFlorida]

I wonder what "award" the food had won?

ick....

 

Vegetarian meal? Why not vegetables? Why does everything have sauce on it these days-

[dalitos]

It's good for a laugh.

 

But remember that this guy ordered a special meal: Indian vegetarian. And that is exactly what he got.

 

No wonder Virgin told him to get lost; it was a complete set-up from start to finish.

 

Even when you order a special meal you should be able to expect a meal that looks/tastes OK and up.

Regardless, the letter is so funny because of the way it's written, not so much if the guy is right or wrong about the food/entretainment level.

[spongerob]

I wonder what "award" the food had won?

ick....

 

Maybe the winner of the "Make Gordon Ramsey's Head Explode" contest.

[jetwet1]

It's good for a laugh.

 

But remember that this guy ordered a special meal: Indian vegetarian. And that is exactly what he got.

 

No wonder Virgin told him to get lost; it was a complete set-up from start to finish.

 

Exactly, Over on http://www.v-flyer.com we had one of our Indian members go through the whole menu and describe what the food actually was, once you understand that the ingredients are not actually what they appear to be in the picture and you get what they are they dish doesn't seem half as bad.

 

Though to be fair, VS is known for it's food, in general it sucks, though for some strange reason the food in Y and W is often better than offered in J.