Airline passengers in Europe receive much greater monetary compensation when they are bumped due to overbooking than do passengers in the United States. How do airline passengers determine what is "fair" when there is a service failure?
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Consumers use a variety of factors to determine what they think is a fair resolution to a service failure. Past experience when they have been bumped is one factor. Treatment of other passengers is a second factor. What they have read and stories from their friends will also influence what consumers consider a fair resolution.
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