HYERI (Girl's Day) reveals that the airline that exposed unfair treatment is ”refunding”

A member of girl group "Girl's Day" and actress HYERI revealed that she was unfairly treated by an overseas airline, and the airline explained.
On the 31st of last month, HYERI revealed that he had received unfair treatment from an airline. In response, power harassment controversy surrounding the airline in question escalated. this airline
The company was Delta Airlines. Apparently aware of the controversy, Delta Air Lines issued a statement on the 1st. A Delta Air Lines official said, ``In order to ensure the safe operation of the flight, the aircraft is being replaced with a smaller model.''
"Some customers who had purchased first class seats were forced to be accommodated in economy seats." At the same time, ``In this case, the customer will be seated in an economy seat and will be reimbursed for the difference.''
We are currently in the process of refunding the amount," adding, "We apologize for the inconvenience caused to our customers. Customer service representatives will contact you directly."
Previously, on the 31st of last month, HYERI posted on his SNS, "I made a reservation a month and a half ago and pre-specified the seat, but the far
I was downgraded to economy because there were no strike class seats." He continued, ``The airline in question doesn't offer refunds, and if you don't like your seat, you can get on the next plane.''
He expressed his displeasure that he had specified two seats, but was downgraded. HYERI shared the ticket, and it became clear that the ticket was for Delta Airlines, causing a stir.
came. When the revelations first surfaced, there were speculations that it was a domestic airline, but HYERI has since drawn the line that it is not a domestic airline.
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