Monica Richardson doesn't give up on low-cost airlines that accuses him of destroying his ski boots. The journalist is outraged that she has not been able to obtain compensation for a year. The journalist sent several e-mails demanding clarification of the entire situation. Unfortunately, the answers received were not satisfactory. “Never in my life has an airline destroyed my luggage in such a way. And now they are doing everything not to be held responsible for it. Fraudsters!” – she wrote. Now she talked about this situation on her show “The Richardson Talk”. Legal advisor Joanna Hetman-Krajewska was also a guest in the studio.
Monika Richardson returns to her worn-out shoes. “I wasn't outraged”
Monica Richardson in her online program, she said that after landing, her shoes looked “as if they had been torn by a wild animal.” – These shoes must have gotten into something somehow. Ski boots are hard and stiff. They must have been in some terrible conditions, because they were completely broken down, completely destroyed – she said she addedthat the destruction of the luggage itself does not surprise her, because as the pilot's ex-wife she is aware that such situations can happen. – I wasn't outraged – she admitted. However, it is unacceptable for her that she has still not received compensation. The journalist posted a fragment of the conversation on Instagram. She added an eloquent description to the video, encouraging Internet users to join her front against the carrier. “We are creating a movement. (…) Join us,” he thunders. “A class action lawsuit weighs more! (…) Let's not be fooled. Let's not let them play to exhaust the opponent. Let's not give up“- she added.
Monika Richardson doesn't want to give up
– I will fight until the end – admitted Monika Richardson in her program. The journalist also said that the shoes were in such a condition that they could not be repaired, so she left them at the airport. – They were a pile of metal and plastic. I was carried away by emotions (…) I don't have them physically now. This is also the problem – she said. However, she thought that when she received a certificate at the airport that the shoes were beyond repair, she would easily get a refund from the carrier. – If it had been said: “Ms. Monika, please go to the repair shop now, maybe it can't be repaired”, I would have done it – she summed up. We have written to the spokesperson of the low-cost airline that Richardson mentioned, but we have not received a response yet.