American Makes It Harder for Agents to Rebook Coach Passengers on the Competition

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American Airlines passengers check in at Philadelphia’s airport. American is making it tougher for coach passengers to rebooked on other airlines. American Airlines

Skift Take: It’s reasonable to ask whether airline re-accommodation agreements still make sense in 2018. In how many industries will one company happily hand you over to the competition after a slight service hiccup? But road warriors love these deals. It means they can get home, or to an important meeting, even when their favorite airline screws up.

— Brian Sumers

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