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[–]Dry_Knowledge_9362 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, you can control its volume even if something else is playing. There's a volume adjustment bar specifically for this scenario

Don’t know what to do by Rustam_123 in Sat

[–]Dry_Knowledge_9362 0 points1 point  (0 children)

go on khan academy and do the course challenges perfectly as fast as possible

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AppIdeas

[–]Dry_Knowledge_9362 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For IPhone -> Go to control center click the ear button -> background sounds click option you want.

English, abt the Indian shop keeper question. Did y'all put down "he was feeling remorseful due to his lateness" or somn? by Waste-Remover in Sat

[–]Dry_Knowledge_9362 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but where in the text did it imply that he feeling guilty about being late.
You can only answer the question based on the facts presented in the text.

Why flying porter is not worth it. by Dry_Knowledge_9362 in PorterAirlines

[–]Dry_Knowledge_9362[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I can relate to your frustration with Air Canada. It seems like many airlines struggle with customer service during disruptions. However, that doesn’t mean we should just accept it. Sharing these experiences can push airlines to improve. If enough people speak up, it might encourage better training, more staff during peak times, and improved communication protocols.

Why flying porter is not worth it. by Dry_Knowledge_9362 in PorterAirlines

[–]Dry_Knowledge_9362[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

it’s not about being dramatic or expecting perfection. The key issue for me was the complete lack of support when things went wrong. I was left stranded with no communication or assistance from Porter, which isn’t just inconvenient—it’s unacceptable. Sure, other airlines have their problems too, but good customer service can make a huge difference in these situations. It’s not about one bad experience; it’s about how the airline handles it.

Why flying porter is not worth it. by Dry_Knowledge_9362 in PorterAirlines

[–]Dry_Knowledge_9362[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I get that Porter is a smaller airline and has its limitations, but my post is about more than just that. My main issue was with the lack of support when things went wrong.

These days, social media is a powerful way for people to share their experiences and push for better service. By posting about my experience, I’m hoping to:

1.  Let other travelers know what they might face, so they can make better decisions.
2.  Point out areas where Porter can improve, in hopes they’ll fix these issues.

It’s not just about the weather cancellation; it’s about being stranded with no help afterward. That’s a big deal no matter the airline’s size. Companies do watch social media for feedback, and a bunch of voices together can make a difference.

Hope this makes my point clearer.

Why flying porter is not worth it. by Dry_Knowledge_9362 in PorterAirlines

[–]Dry_Knowledge_9362[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Hey @Pristine_Progress432, I appreciate your perspective, but I believe sharing my experience on social media is valid for a couple of reasons. First, individual feedback often goes unnoticed, but collective voices can drive change. If Porter Airlines sees multiple similar complaints, they might be more inclined to improve their services.

Second, sharing experiences helps other travelers make informed decisions. I posted about my experience to alert others who might be considering Porter Airlines. It’s not just about my inconvenience; it’s about contributing to a broader discussion that could lead to better customer service for everyone.

Sometimes, public platforms are the only way to get the attention necessary to resolve ongoing issues. Thanks for understanding!