They sent us home and said to wait for texts on a new flight. They made us wait for 5hrs at the gate while they tried to fly in a mechanic, but the crew timed out before he arrived. Update: It went pretty shitty! Flight was delayed 24hr for a dumb reason (no mechanic was on staff in PDX, he was getting married that day). But cancellations could be a problem since I have a wedding to attend shortly after arriving. I'm planning to bring my own food and entertainment. Has anyone flown them recently? What can I expect on a 11hr overnight flight? They have horrible reviews on tripadvisor, but so does literally every airline even 'premium' ones. My main concerns are around delays and cancellations. I know it's a budget airline, so I am expecting bare-bones services, little leg room, etc.
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