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These below issues at BOG occurred during my connecting flight from ATL to CTG:
[ ] The plane pusher young man did not try to take us to our connection on time. They took the Spanish speaking persons in wheelchairs who were talking & I had to wait for no reason.The pusher walked very slow conversing with a co worker after I stressed numerous times that our previous fight arrived late
[ ] Pusher took us to flt chk in and we stressed we needed a wheelchair seat. After taking an hour for various Spanish speaking employees spoke who knows what about us since they said NO1 spoke English to translate. The desk agent gave us boarding passes. Then we had to wait for a new person to push
[ ] When we finally made it to the C3, after again asking the pusher if we could hurry. The bag police said our bags were too big and we had to go back and check those bags and they were going to change our flight! The bag check desk was less then a 5min walk for anyone who could walk regularly.
[ ] Since I'm a disabled vet, I simply asked if my husband can go chk the bags and come back so we can board. All the agents said they don't speak English and they were changing the flight right then. They had not even started to pre boars
[ ] After another slow walk from C3 back to the check in desk, I again and again asked for a translator to explain no one told us to check the bags after we got off the Delta flight. The gate lady ensured me that at the check-in desk, the agent would get a manager that speaks English to help.
[ ] All the agents said no, there is no English speaking manager on duty. Then, for some reason, about 6 or 7 agents came to the desk and proceeded to have conversations about us but did not tell us what was transpiring
[ ] Jhor Sanchez proceeded to ask us for our luggage tags from our first leg over and over. We had to show him the numbers on our app. After almost an hour of all the back and forth talk between all these agents, Jhor Sanchez handed my husband his phone that translated that they had changed our flight
[ ] This message said they changed the flight and sent all 4 of our bags to that flight. No one told us anything that was happening! They all were giggling and having side conversations and couldn't hav cared less about us or our needs
[ ] It was nothing we could do but do what they said. The rest of his translation said to go to the bag desk around the corner and pay for the two bags we had to check ,nd then we could get our boarding pass. They held the boarding passes hostage!
[ ] While my husband went to pay,Karen (who was pushing me in the wheelchair) left and didn't come bk
[ ] I proceeded to be in a state of shock and began to cry and implore, using my phone to translate), the agent David to please find someone to speak to
[ ] I felt discriminated against because I was American and could not speak Spanish; discriminated against because I'm a disabled vet and frankly because I am an African American how they leered and snickered in my face knowing I could not understand what had happened
[ ] David finally contacted Antonio Perez, who spoke English . I explained everything that had happened, and he basically said 'sorry'
[ ] So we again waited on line for a wheelchair pusher ,Laura suarez, who took us to gate C5. Laura was the only saving Grace in this company. She had her phone out and asked how were e doing, if we needed to stop by a store or the bathroom before the flight, but I said I would hold it
[ ] No one had taken me,not asked if I needed to go to the rrestroomfor the entire three hours they made us endure this tragedy . I waited until we boarded and went on the plane, that way we didn't get rescheduled again without our knowledge
[ ] The luggage police had moved to that gate doing the same thing to another couple who had a bag that was small but since the top was made different. They were all ready to send them back too. This couple took the wheels off they bag so they wouldn't have to get on a later flight.
[ ] I am guessing the luggage police get some money every time someone pays