Aer Lingus Customer Service excellence

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    PatJordan
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    Recently whilst making a booking on Aer Lingus’ website, I encountered a small problem. I sent an email to make the airline aware of this, and received a response indicating that the issue would be investigated and thanking me for taking the time to make contact.

    Today, I received a lengthy email explaining the steps taken to identify the glitch and a further note of thank for making Aer Lingus aware of the issue.

    I was quite impressed that a relatively minor query from an individual customer merited so much time and effort from the company.

    Aer Lingus has made a lot of improvements to the customer experience, and deserves recognition for so doing.

    I, for one, am very pleased.


    VectorOne
    Participant

    While any improvement to customer service is to be welcomed, I’d much be much more enthusiastic if they listened to customer feedback regarding the poor food offering at their Dublin lounge rather than dealing with a “small problem” on their website. Euro25 is still a ludicrous amount of money to pay for no sandwiches, no hot food, mini pastries, sweaty cheese, no crisps, etc…It all sounds a bit self congratulatory really.


    Gin&Tonic
    Participant

    I must concur on the new Aer Lingus lounge in Dublin, I was in transit from JFK, first issue was the lounge does not open in time to meet the transit passengers coming in from the USA flights, and when it did eventually open I was very disappointed with the offering, as I had missed breakfast on the aircraft was hoping for something more substantial than there was. I guess from a departure point of view for business class its ok for the short haul flights, but certainly not if you are paying for access.


    VectorOne
    Participant

    http://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/drunk-abusive-air-crew-caused-mayhem-266875.html

    Maybe EI could put some “time and effort” into communicating with their customers on a substantive issue like this one rather than dealing with minor web site issues.

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