Aeroflot Missed connection extortion

EveryWhere

Giraffe19 wrote: »

Everywhere - Might have been my wife. (She's sometimes pleasant ;-) )


Unfortunately Voyager2002, I agree with you... Think the chances slim...

She wasn't married. Met her whilst travelling. But she gave up her travels to meet a Spanish guy that she had met earlier. Also gave up her job in Moscow to be with him in Spain. Hope they live happily ever after. Nice girl.

As to Sheremetyevo, I wouldn't give up that easily. Contacts at the bottom of the page; https://www.svo.aero/en/services/in-airport/

Find someone with a sympathetic ear.

Voyager2002

Giraffe19 wrote: »

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Now, the entire reason for booking through-tickets with the airline is to ensure that theres some sort of cover for missed connections. (Queues at passport control, security, etc.) But I can't seem to find any regulation or anything really enforcing that unless its a direct result of delay of the first plane? Have I actually got a case here against Aeroflot? Any suggestions of legislation I can actually use to back up my position against them?[/FONT]

Have you tried the forums at Flyertalk? While their main focus seems to be frequent flyer schemes, they have some extremely knowledgable posters...