@fvckasherr@WestJet I just flew with westjet this morning. It was within Canada. But I was told that all flights not canceled as of today, are a go ahead.
@WestJet No no no @WestJet
How many fees did you add to this 55 minute (at most) flight…. Your story doesn’t add up.
This was a flight priced out for the beginning of March, on a week day, for ONE person.
#wtf#westjetfail#canadiantravel
@WestJet I have not booked as this is completly unaffordable, and insane that charging like this is even legal.
I’m better off flying to the US on an American airline then staying in my own country. 😞 it’s very sad.
@WestJet, as a frequent flyer of your airline for years.. I’m appalled and completely disappointed in you. This is a 1 hour flight at best. Within our country, and even the same province. Not to mention a weekday. #airline#westjet#robbery#canadiantravel
@WestJet No. There is no flexibility or else I would have chosen new dates. I have been searching this flight for more than 2 weeks. They have only dropped $200 (in total). This flight round trip costs approx $1200.
Sean Higgins, the drunk driver that fatally struck Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, is fighting to have his indictment tossed, alleging that the Gaudreau brothers were both drunker than him at the time of the deadly hit-and-run.
Higgins detailed the Gaudreau brothers’ blood alcohol levels in new court documents filed Tuesday seeking to have his charges dropped.
Higgins’ blood alcohol concentration was listed as being 0.087% — just over the legal limit, court papers state.
Tests also showed Johnny Gaudreau’s blood alcohol concentration level was 0.129% when he was killed, while Matthew’s had a reading of 0.134%, according to the filing.
Higgins’ attorney did not argue in the new filing that the Gaudreau brothers’ blood alcohol levels played any role in the crash.
Higgins still faces over 60 years in prison if convicted.