1. There’s one simple question. What’s the Halacha?

2. If I’m not mistaking they have no choice cause there’s the DOT

3. The contractor who caused this to happen should pay any costs not paid for by the ticket purchaser. If you bought a ticket in good faith why should you be penalized. If they can stop you from using the tickets how will know in the future what prices are and when they are running a sale?

4. I’m sure everyone including myself who were rushing to make the tickets knew it was a glitch.

   However, I’m sure if you took a poll on the poll, those who think its should be honored, purchased tickets, those believing it shouldn’t be honored didn’t get their hands on them.

   I’m sure I’m on target.

5. What if you make a mistake and write a check for 10000 instead of 100. Will you honor it. These are complicated computer systems and sometimes glitches do happen. Its not right to take advantage of it.
   If you dont make enough money to buy the tickets at their price then don’t go……

6. Everyone is saying Halacha Halacha…… There is something called Dina DMalchusa Dina! If the law says they have to honor it no one is doing anything wrong by using the law for their benefit.

   You want to talk YASHRUS that’s a different story.

7. would you honor those tickets if this happened to your company?

8. ,Dear “flight attendant”. Dont be so sure. I beg to differ. I’d say that those who bought tickets are feeling guilty and felling like it’s a mistake and not a legitimate sale. While those who weren’t so lucky, may just be looking at the raw facts, a ticket purchased is a ticket purchased.

   I, for one, didn’t get tickets, but a much a i feel for them for losing all that money, i still can’t justify how they can not honor the tickets.

9. if they are feeling so guilty they should clear their consciences and return the tickets but you and I know that won’t happen.

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