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@Fly Girl: Weather patterns in flight paths can cause delays and cancellations, and trickle-down delays (caused by early morning weather patterns) are still legally weather-related delays, even if the weather has since cleared up.
I believe that an airline would say that, but I've never seen it in writing."
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You simply cannot combine United's nickel & dime approach with their legendary surly service.
It looks like it's time to redeem all those miles and switch credit cards to some other loyalty program."
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Well, today's headlines about the recent pilot "sick-out" at UNITED AIRLINES certainly explains why they're had to cancel so many flights lately 'on account of weather.'
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