Is it because he's a celebrity? HYERI (Girl's Day), ripples continue with exposure of airline power harassment

Singer and actress HYERI from the group ``Girl's Day'' is causing a stir after revealing the unfair treatment she received from an airline company.
On the 1st, Delta Air Lines, which was revealed to be the airline in controversy, confirmed that HYERI was the
I explained how I was downgraded from strike class to economy seat. Delta Air Lines said, ``Some customers who purchased first class seats during the process of replacing the aircraft with a smaller model for safe operation.
``As is customary, we will advise you to board the next flight and offer you the option of refunding the difference in price for the economy seat.''
clarified. In addition, regarding this case of HYERI, ``We are in the process of refunding the amount related to the difference due to having to sit in an economy seat,'' and ``We apologize for the inconvenience to our customers.''
I'm sorry for bothering you. A customer service representative will contact you directly." Prior to this, HYERI said, ``I made a reservation a month and a half in advance and even selected my seat in advance, but
"If you don't have the last seat, you'll be downgraded to economy," and said, "There's no refund, and if you don't like the seat, you can get on the next plane, haha."
He expressed his discomfort with the revelation. The airline that appeared in HYERI's SNS message was revealed to be Delta Air Lines, which led to a flood of criticism and similar experiences such as overbooking and racial discrimination.
Cases arose one after another, and the debate grew. In the end, Delta Air Lines promptly provided an explanation the next day, but the reaction was skeptical. A plan came out because HYERI, a celebrity, opened her mouth and became a hot topic.
However, it is said that there are still many cases where people are not even given an apology for being treated unfairly. Other people's experiences have also been reviewed. YouTuber Pani
Bottle, too, has shared an absurd episode from a past seafarer. My ticket was overbooked, it interfered with my schedule, and I asked for a reward.
He also said that he was not properly guided through the follow-up procedures that he had promised. As HYERI's revelations once again ignite related debates, criticism of chronic problems on the airline's side continues.
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