Hell, they have it all written out when you buy the ticket. All you have to do is go to the spirit website and read. There are no "hidden fees." People are just too lazy to do their research.
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People want a +3hour plane ride, check 4 over sized bags, infinite leg and elbow room, infinite over head bin space, seat of their choice, free water, free food, and free liquor all for, a still too expensive, $35. #3 reason people hate Spirit, and probably the most common reason, is that people most people that take the time to complain are entitled and ignorant. Every single one of these reasons for delays happen to every single airline, no matter how much you paid. Why? Because medical emergencies, people fighting/creating conflict on the plane, people refuse to comply with company policies and need to be removed prior to taking off, other delayed Airlines cause "traffic jams" in the air space or runway to take off, ofcourse weather and ofcourse mechanical issues and etc. DELAYS/CANCELLATIONS HAPPEN TO EVVEERRRYYY AIRLINE. #2 reason people hate Spirit is that they don't know how the Airline industry works. Just pay the extra $100 dollars to fly on Jetblue so you can have your "free" water and bag of 4 almonds. If you want "free" water, soda, and a 25 cent bag of chips you think you aren't paying for then this is not the airline for you. BRING YOUR OWN FOOD! Yes you can go through security with it. The less bags you bring the less you will need to spend. The more weight is on the plane the more fuel they will need to burn to get you to you destination. If you have a veteran story to tell in your community, email You also can join the Homefront Facebook group, follow Craig McKee on Facebook and find more Homefront stories here.#1 reason, people don't read Spirits policies nor research anything about the company. “I've touched their bodies, now I'm touching their spirit." “Touch their spirit one more time,” he said. Having made the connection his journey ends a decades-old mission to continue to honor these men. “I had the privilege of conducting services for nine of them, so while we're here I’m saying hello and goodbye one more time,” he said. The connection was only made possible by Dickmann's post-service work as a funeral director. All five were people he had a close connection with, but did not know.
The other names he searched for were men from Hebron and Petersburg. “He's listed as a Congressional Medal of Honor winner in Ohio, but we know in Kentucky he's one of our boys,” Dickmann said. Fleek's medal is embedded in the wall of the Boone County courthouse for all to see.Īlthough Fleek was from Kentucky, he enlisted through a Cincinnati recruitment office. The Medal of Honor recipient jumped on top of a grenade to save his fellow soldiers. One of the men was Sergeant Charles Fleek of Petersburg, Kentucky. The five names are out of a list of 20 soldiers killed in the Vietnam War who came back home to Boone County. With a small notepad in hand one by one he found each name.
“I’m getting up in years and it was important to me while I was here,” Dickmann said. On a recent Honor Flight Tri-State trip, Korean War veteran Paul Dickmann wandered along the wall in search of five names. WASHINGTON - As you walk along the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington D.C., you can hear the sound of pencils rubbing across paper as those who served with or family of the particular veteran whose name is engraved in the stone creates a rubbing copy of the name to take with them.
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