Originally Posted by
SealinkBF
So that the passenger knows it's fully booked... rather then the flight appearing to be non existent
They aren’t the only company that do it. BA do it. Jef2 do it on their calendar when you input their dates, it will show as no flights to select on that date, and it’s only when you look at other dates when the search has come up that you will then see the flight is full.
Nevertheless, it begs the question why a passenger would be searching their flight dates, as a new customer, instead of checking their booking to see if their flight is still operating which again is strange unless they’ve got reason to think it’s been cancelled or a relative is booking (none of which are the scenario in this case).
Your argument is probably going to go on and on but I think it’s unlikely an airline is going to have this high on their priority list to get resolved.