“An apology for our salutation mistake”

The image is a letter from Air Canada. The letterhead features the Air Canada logo and name at the top. The letter addresses a customer and apologizes for a previous email in which the customer's first name was mistakenly repeated. The letter congratulates the customer for achieving the 2012 Air Canada Super Elite status. It is signed by Benjamin Smith, who is identified as the Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Air Canada.Actually I didn’t notice it, but it is nice of them they apologized. It would have been nicer a few Aeroplan miles for people who would have written back and said the salutation mistake caused inconvenience for them or at least a draw for them with 3 prizes.

I would have not written back as first of all I hadn’t noticed the salutation mistake and even if I had it would have not caused me any inconvenience.

One Comment

  1. Hm. I wonder what the address would have looked like if the customer’s legitimate name was “George, George L.” or some such. There are a LOT of things that North Amereican airlines should be apologizing for, but I don’t think this simple error is one of them.

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