My canceled flight cost me hundreds on a hotel — the airline reimbursed me $25

Her customer service expectations are sky high.

An influencer is accusing American Airlines of stiffing the bill of her hefty hotel and ticket costs after the airline reportedly delayed, canceled and rebooked her flight a number of times.

“This definitely put a bad taste in my mouth when it comes to flying AA,” the content creator told The Post via email. “I will be more mindful next time of which airline I choose to fly with,” she added. “Customer service feels like a thing of the past, and experiences like this really drive that home.”ahead of Fourth of July weekend.a viral video“I got delayed, delayed, delayed, canceled, and then pushed to the next flight, delayed, delayed, delayed, canceled,” the influencer said in the clip.

She told The Post that she spent $302 on a one-night stay at the LaGuardia Airport Marriott and an additional $313 on the new Delta flight home. She said American Airlines later refunded her $128 for the original ticket.

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