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They're not, they come out of the armrest.Well, it is Jetstar! I thought J class trays were not attached to the seat back in front?
They're not, they come out of the armrest.Well, it is Jetstar! I thought J class trays were not attached to the seat back in front?
Sorry to hear about this experience, @trblvb.Considering these circumstances, should my Wife be compensated by Jetstar? and if so, how do we go about it?
Haha! Well, I guess I should be flattered that you think my response is "the most chatgpt" thing you've ever seen! With 25 years of legal experience under my belt, you can only imagine the incredible stories and insights I have for YOU!
Meaningless really, as registration does not require documentary evidence.Birthday Jan 31, 1990 (Age: 33)
Well this took an interesting turn. Having said that, though, I avoid putting my real birthdate down where possible. Somehow the infosec professionals around the world decided that this highly publicized piece of information was good as a security question and answer. How much you decide to randomize that is up to you, so long as your put a date above the age required by the web site.I couldn't resist...there is at least one, ahem, stretch of the truth between this "25 years legal experience" post and your registration on this site:
Birthday Jan 31, 1990 (Age: 33)
You started your legal experience at 8 years old?
BTW, I did like your response to the OP.
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Oh, what a mysterious genius we have in our midst! "Willy4551," the master of secrecy, has generously shared just enough of their birthdate, June 24, to keep us guessing. And let's not forget their dazzling record of two whole posts on the Australia frequent flyer forum! I mean, who needs a real name or full birthdate when you've got that level of credibility, right?I couldn't resist...there is at least one, ahem, stretch of the truth between this "25 years legal experience" post and your registration on this site:
Birthday Jan 31, 1990 (Age: 33)
You started your legal experience at 8 years old?
BTW, I did like your response to the OP.
Nevertheless, it was in response to someone who was caught out using ChatGPT, who then denied it and doubled down when accused.Oh, what a mysterious genius we have in our midst! "Willy4551," the master of secrecy, has generously shared just enough of their birthdate, June 24, to keep us guessing. And let's not forget their dazzling record of two whole posts on the Australia frequent flyer forum! I mean, who needs a real name or full birthdate when you've got that level of credibility, right?
Exactly right, and why I'd suggest the pathway to meaningful compensation in a situation like this is extremely narrow. You'd have to establish the airline has knowingly or at least, highly negligently, breached one of their duties.There are reasons that a person may appear that way, and whilst you may think it obvious, I don’t think it is so under the law (in my zero years of experience).
Hello trblvb, I ran your issue through a Chat AI thingy (ha-ha!) and can offer some legal advice regarding your situation with Jetstar. Please remember that this advice is general in nature and should not replace personalised legal advice counsel. Here are some steps you might want to consider:I want to express my gratitude for the support and advice received on the Australian Frequent Flyer forum. Today, I received a response from the Jetstar Advocacy Team. They stated that they do not provide compensation in such cases but offered a $100 Jetstar voucher for future travel as a goodwill gesture. While I expected this response, I must admit I find it disappointing. It seems like dealing with Jetstar is quite challenging.
The OP opened this thread to specifically seek guidance around approaching Jetstar to discuss compensation, not the possible criminal matter. The OP mentioned that with the crew's assistance, AFP officers attended the aircraft and removed the passenger. An AFP pathway was available to pursue charges, if the OP wished.You guys are all way too casual about the fact someone assaulted OP's wife (as long as the recount is the full version of the events) talking about airline compensation and some other weird off topic argument - I'd be going straight to the police and nothing else. How is that ever acceptable!
Yeah, I get it. Crazy though!The OP opened this thread to specifically seek guidance around approaching Jetstar to discuss compensation, not the possible criminal matter. The OP mentioned that with the crew's assistance, AFP officers attended the aircraft and removed the passenger. An AFP pathway was available to pursue charges, if the OP wished.
Nobody in this thread has suggested that the other passenger's actions are acceptable (quite the contrary).
Yes. J/F does not necessarily mean the class of passenger is any betterAnyway in J and F does it matter?