Well here is what has happened to my poor husband. Daniel went for a day to Uruguay for meetings. He felt that he could wake up at 2:00 a.m. to get the earliest flight to spend a whole day in Montevideo before coming back to Buenos Aires late at night so he didn't need to spend a night unnecessarily at a Hotel and did not take any clothes with him but he was not aware of an Argentine Airlines' pilots' strike was happening so they kept him delaying his flight until it was cancelled and too late to look for other options. Don't you hate when they do that? Why couldn't they simply say the truth: "You are out of luck" from the start.
There are so many on the same boat that they could not confirm if he would get home the next day or any time soon. This is when you never want to be on stand by. Daniel had to spend the night and is trying to get home so we can get on another flight tomorrow to go to Utah. This time is not an Argentine Airline, thank goodness!
I don't usually post negative things ever but this strike is the most ridiculous thing. What a perfect way to lose customers but I guess they don't care, all they want is to bankrupt the hand that feeds them and that is too bad!
I can't wait to see my hubby safe and sound because there is a big storm coming our way and he is taking a boat over here and does not sail if it's too stormy. Crossing my fingers.
Con amor,
Vero
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