Taking some responsibility for a missed flight: A bad example from the NYT
Submitted by Mark Wolinski, Made Popular: December 14, 2009 at 08:22 AM • upgradetravelbetter.com
Every so often, a rant about travel comes across so wrong-headed that it deserves to be held under the microscope for scrutiny. Charles DeLaFuente, one of the New York Times’ in-house stable of journalist-bloggers, wins that honor thanks to a recent post. It’s notable for its misguided attempt to assign blame for a travel mishap to all parties other than himself. But nonetheless, travelers, airports, and airlines can all learn from his account, both before and after his flight.
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