Because of Hurricane Dean I was forced to end my vacation in Grand Cayman prematurely. I couldn’t get a flight on my airline (American Airlines), so I got a seat on Cayman Airways. I was charged $650 for this flight. When I got home I looked on the internet for the ‘normal ‘ prices for Cayman Airways for a flight from Grand Cayman to Miami. The posted price was $232 for a one way flight. Cayman Airways took advantage of me and many other people during a crisis. This is price gouging. Unethical business practices like this should be made known and companies called to account for their actions.
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Published07 February 2021
Submitted by: Valerie
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