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Trapped in Boston: An Air Canada Misadventure
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Thanks to the magic of Google, you probably saved me half an hour of frustration at the terminal. I’m flying AC7677 out of Logan (hopefully it won’t get cancelled) and I now know that I need to go to the little itty bitty security point for gates B1-B3.
Glad to hear my little misadventure was able to help out a fellow traveller! Hope AC7677 proceeds as scheduled for you.
Been there. Book a sweet redemption, only to have to rely on Air Canada to get me to and from the hub. Booked an itinerary of 10 flights with 6 different Aeroplan partners, and Air Canada was the only delayed flight. Had it not been for NEXUS and carry on, I wouldn’t have made the second flight with UA out of YYZ. Next week, flying YHZ to BOS to connect with SWISS. Will Air Canada deliver? I live in hope. If not, hopefully there’ll be a Stephanie on the desk. Thanks Ricky for the post, and the recommendation on the Air Passenger Rights FB group.