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Canadian e-commerce is still the pits, and Air Canada's website is evidence of that.

Posted by Mop (aka Rburriel) May 29 '17, 13:40

Yesterday it couldn't find my confirmation number for the flight I booked through Expedia. Today, it found it, and I tried to pick my seats, but then it wouldn't let me checkout. So I called. Canadians live up to their friendliness. Heck, even on a couple of occasions when I had to call Quebec ministries and I forced them to speak English, they were supremely polite.

Anyway, saved myself a few hundred bucks because the agent on the phone gave me the seat assignments for free, since I'm traveling with children. I get it. If I hadn't booked my seats, they would have just shuffled everyone around at the airport to make sure we traveled together. But I'm glad this is taken care of anyway.

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it's actually an Expedia thing. If you book through Expedia you can't access most services through the airline directly. I just went through it with - Andie May 29, 13:41 1
- I get that. But AA had all the data for the return flight yesterday, no problem. - Mop May 29, 13:44

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Canadian e-commerce is still the pits, and Air Canada's website is evidence of that.

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