”First class conflict” HYERI (Girl's Day), the airline apologized for the exposure, but the debate continues

The revelation of singer and actress HYERI from the group "Girl's Day" revealed the unfair treatment from the airline. The airline in question apologized, but reluctantly due to celebrity revelations
The debate does not stop when he apologizes. Delta Air Lines, the airline that HYERI exposed on the 1st, recently apologized for the unfair treatment. Delta Air Lines stated, ``For the safe operation of the relevant route, the aircraft will be
"During the process of being replaced with a smaller aircraft, some customers who had purchased first class were forced to sit in economy seats."
It continued, ``In this case, the customer was seated in an economy seat and the difference in price was refunded.
We apologize for any inconvenience caused to our customers, and a customer service representative has contacted them directly." Prior to this, on August 31st, HYERI revealed that it had suffered unfair treatment by not disclosing its airline company.
did. HYERI shared a photo of the ticket and said, ``I made a reservation a month and a half in advance and even selected my seat in advance, but when there was no first class seat, I was downgraded to economy.''
He continued, "The airline in question couldn't even refund me, and if I didn't like the seat, I told them to get on the next plane."
HYERI clarifies that it is a foreign airline, not a Korean airline, and Internet users
revealed that the airline in question was Delta Airlines through the ticket shared by HYERI. This quickly escalated into an unfair treatment affair at Delta Air Lines.
In the end, Delta Air Lines issued an explanation and apologized. However, no proper measures were taken against HYERI, but it developed into an affair due to celebrity exposure.
Then, even after the apology, the discussion didn't stop as they tried to calm things down. Delta Air Lines, which issued a belated explanation and apology after the celebrity's revelations, has been receiving cold attention from the public.