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A while back, I had the chance to fly JetBlue for the  first time. I was excited to fly JetBlue because I had heard so many cool things about the airline. “Ah, you are going to love their DIRECTV feature and their leather chairs,” people said. Others mentioned how cool JetBlue’s JFK terminal looked. Needless to say, I was looking forward to it. As I was finally boarding the plane, I realized that the overhead compartment was too small for my carry-on bag, and I’d probably have to check the bag right there on the Jetway. When I finally met up with the flight attendant at the front of the plane, I saw he was already tagging a few other bags. So I asked, Do you think I’m gonna have to check my bag? He looked at it and said, “Yeah, I’m sorry. I think we are going to have to check your bag.” He then proceeded to ask me my flight number and final destination. I noticed that the flight attendant was using napkins to jot down the final destination and flight number. Realizing I had a peculiar look on my face, as if saying, what are you doing? the flight attendant said he didn’t have any tags, so he would need to run up to the gate to get them. The pilot, who had the door opened this entire time, heard what was going on. He turned to look and then jumped out of his chair and announced to the flight attendant that he would run up and get the tags. Twenty second later, he was back with a handful of tags. “Oh, thanks Bill,” sa...
Source: Pediatric Inc - Category: Pediatricians Authors: Tags: Customer Experience Marketing JetBlue JetBlue Airways Marketing and Advertising patient experience Remarkable Care Source Type: blogs