Last week I wrote to a Princeton pal that when I return, I may never leave the city limits. I’m feeling burned out by travel and all of its logistics.
Two days ago I learned that our flight back to America has been canceled. The airline reassigned us on a flight to JFK instead of Newark.
Anyone who is familiar with getting to Princeton from Newark and getting to Princeton from JFK knows that there is no comparison. It’s about a thousand times easier from Newark.
Norwegian tells me that I’ll have to pay a 500 EUR change fee to take a flight other than our reassigned one to JFK. To Norwegian, JFK and EWR are the same place. I’m obviously not paying the fee and hope I will find a better customer service representative on the phone than the ones answering my tweets.
Two days ago I learned that our flight back to America has been canceled. The airline reassigned us on a flight to JFK instead of Newark.
Anyone who is familiar with getting to Princeton from Newark and getting to Princeton from JFK knows that there is no comparison. It’s about a thousand times easier from Newark.
Norwegian tells me that I’ll have to pay a 500 EUR change fee to take a flight other than our reassigned one to JFK. To Norwegian, JFK and EWR are the same place. I’m obviously not paying the fee and hope I will find a better customer service representative on the phone than the ones answering my tweets.