Low call out airline for losing their equipment ahead of gig in Finland later today
Low have revealed their disappointment with an airline who have lost their equipment ahead of a gig later today in Finland.
The band called out Air France on Twitter earlier today, writing, "I don't enjoy calling out businesses on here, but Air France has lost our bags and equipment, knew where they were since yesterday, and despite several flights they could have been on, still have not delivered. A capella tonight, I guess."
I don't enjoy calling out businesses on here, but @airfrance has lost our bags and equipment, knew where they were since yesterday, and despite several flights they could have been on, still have not delivered. A capella tonight, I guess. @Finnair
— LOW (@lowtheband) June 6, 2019
Geoff Barrow from Portishead urged Air France to find their bags, to which Low added, "Oh, they've "found" them - they just keep saying they are on the next flight like 3 or 4 times now. Reclaim dept is well-trained in vague promises to pacify and divert responsibility."
Oh, they've "found" them - they just keep saying they are on the next flight like 3 or 4 times now. Reclaim dept is well-trained in vague promises to pacify and divert responsibility. Can't be fun working there if that's all you have. @airfrance @Finnair https://t.co/2ihItyvjae
— LOW (@lowtheband) June 6, 2019
Anton Newcombe from Brians Jonestown Massacre also got involved, writing, "you people strike at the drop of a hat and completely mess up thousands of people's work plans... and you ask us all to be understanding - put down your baguettes find their fucking gear, it's oversize, it should be very easy."
come on @airfrance / @KLM - you people strike at the drop of a hat and completely mess up thousands of people's work plans... and you ask us all to be understanding - put down your baguettes find their fucking gear, it's oversize, it should be very easy.
— anton newcombe (@antonnewcombe) June 6, 2019
Update: Low have received an update on their gear, and revealed on Twitter, "Looks like it will be here in time. Game on."
Looks like it will be here in time. Game on. https://t.co/pxd5AQWsWg
— LOW (@lowtheband) June 6, 2019
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