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easyJet.com files elderly passengers under 'livestock'

Refreshing honesty

By Lester Haines • Get more from this author

Posted in Bootnotes, 27th March 2007 12:54 GMT

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A round of applause for easyJet.com today for confirming many passengers' suspicions as to how airlines view their customers. Try this answer to a query regarding "assistance", paying close attention to the category from which it comes:

easyJet.com's answer to elderly passengers' assistance query classifies old timers as livestock

Splendid. Just give 48 hours' notice and easyJet.com will indeed be happy to help granny into cattle class. ®

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Thnaks to Mark Rison for alerting us to this refreshing piece of honesty.

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