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Checking was not good. They make up the rules on baggage as they wish. Very unfriendly check-in staff. There were some things that were not maintained well on the plane. The flight attendants were excellent. Boarding in Senegal was chaotic. Everything could have been better. The food was bad, the service was bad, and the flight staff were not very friendly. I had surgery on both of my legs in February and the flight was booked in March.
The purpose of booking business class was to have an opportunity to stretch my legs due to the surgery. The flight going and coming was so difficult for me because the seats were broken, I have video and pictures of this horrible flight and a report from my surgeon regarding the this. It is unfortunate that I will have to get a lawyer to get a refund and sue this airline. I have sent them correspondence regarding the incident as well as the Better Business Bureau and they refuse to respond.
