Forget the contact details, captian could have informed it at any point during the flight but nope, can't cause any problems that may affect their schedule.

The crew fucking knew... like I kind of understand not saying it on the plane as some people might react badly or whatever but at least when they are on destination at least inform them....

Exactly. If they'd have just said outright "look, we fucked up, your bags aren't here, go to your hotels, and we'll have them sent on tomorrow", people would have been annoyed but could at least have enjoyed their holidays.

The complete lack of communication from transport companies is beyond maddening. And it's the same everywhere. When my train is "delayed", I've no idea if that's 5 minutes away or if it's an inferno lying on its side on an embankment. The automated announcements will be the same either way.

I clearly missed the memo where the world news need to be important and not just news from around the world like idk it says on the about part of the subreddit.

Maybe you should create /c/importantworldnews or something instead of complaining.

Some of you may be extremely inconvenienced, but that is a sacrifice we are willing to make.

Once they minimize it as "the inconvenience", I'm already hopping mad. They don't know how badly I wanted the thing we agreed to before money changed hands. They act like the consumer surplus of the trade is zero; that all you've lost is some pittance and not the opportunity to solve your problem in a better way.

They won't say "our mistake" or "our choice" because that would be actually owning their own fuckup.

End all airline subsidies.

No kids?

Great when you can manage it, they often take my carry on luggage from me and insist on checking it. Had musical instruments forcibly checked like that against written policy and paid-for permissions several times now.

Also, some people like owning scissors. Or just have kids and need the extra luggage space.

And they are being built and encouraged in Europe. I'd recommend anyone travelling within Europe first check for train routes before booking a flight.

That said, while they are improving the situation, building new rail lines, tunnels, bridges, etc., and changing the regulatory environment to allow more competition, these are slow improvements to make.

I checked and Zurich-Bilbao has few high-speed sections. They're building new high speed lines near Bilbao, but infrastructure takes time...

Fun fact Swissair was the high quality Swiss airline for decades. Then they went bancrupt and Swiss was created. It is way worse. Air trafic wise Switzerland doesn't have a lot to offer.

honest?

it isn't, but ill admit it's a nice change of pace from the regular depressing news.

It's novel. One bag left behind isn't news (looking at you Lufthansa you bastards); all the bags left is new, therefore news.