Alaska Airlines Passenger Banned for Life After Booking Cheap Flight and Its Not His Fault
A passenger faced denial of boarding on an Alaska Airlines (AS) flight to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) after booking a suspiciously cheap ticket online. A passenger from California was banned from flying on an Alaska Airlines (AS) flight to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) after booking a suspiciously cheap ticket online. The situation escalated when gate agents demanded the physical credit card used to pay for the ticket, which did not match the one on file with the airline. The man was denied boarding and later received a letter from Alaska Airlines stating he had been placed on the carrier's no-fly list. The ban applies to the Alaska Airlines Group, excluding passengers on both Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines. The passenger likely fell victim to a fraud involving fraudulent online travel agents, often using stolen credit cards or frequent flyer miles.
Published : 5 months ago by Natalia Shelley in Travel
SEATTLE- A passenger faced denial of boarding on an Alaska Airlines (AS) flight to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) after booking a suspiciously cheap ticket online.
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Topics: Aviation, Airlines