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The airline : My preferences for a recent long-haul flight included price and the availability of aisle seats. During the booking process, I attempted to use some of my travel vouchers – but the button to apply these credits didn’t work. Based on my experience, here are my guesses: The airline IT team does not monitor user journeys.
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