To carry the pax from A to B on a given date and time is the fundamental promise an airline makes, and if there's a deviation from that (such as this case of long delays) the first thing to do is to communicate the reason and expected resolution to all the affected pax immediately. Once that is done and if the airline itself is unable to operate the flight within a reasonable period of time, it should offer alternative solutions including, but not limited to, flights on alternate carriers (as typically done through exchange of FIMs) or if that's not possible, offer a full refund. The essence is on the quality and timeliness of communication and resolution.

1. Stay calm – Take deep breaths and remain composed. 2. Stay informed – Check with the airline for updates or alternatives. 3. Explore options – Look into rebooking, refunds, or different routes. 4. Utilize time – Read, listen to music, or watch something to relax. 5. Stay comfortable – Keep snacks, water, and chargers available. 6. Plan ahead – Prepare for possible delays by carrying essentials.

As Arranged systematic tasks to: 1) Negotiate with Pax in origin and to provide facilities (accommodation, food and etc. ) 2) Review the problem that can be lifted or not. 3) Review all internal and external resources (other Aircraft, flight and etc. ) 4) Act 5) Supervise and feedback.

It depends on the scenario, which airport are you stranded on (whether is the airline’s hub, or an outstation) and which airline are you flying on (a major one or not). 1. Keep the airline app updated and check for updates. Some apps actually let you rebook yourself (Like United’s) 2. Let the airline staff work and keep calm. Be kind to them, they are also under pressure. 3. If you feel too much time has passed approach the info center, call center and ask for options to rebook you. Most airlines are reasonable, when is in their control and offer lodging, food, etc. 4. Take deep breath, enjoy the lounges and reasonably review the options. 5. Call home and advise the change of plans. Try to be objective, reasonable and flexible.

Flight delays are not uncommon in the aviation industry. These delays across all airports are traceable to numerous factors such as maintenance, crew, ground services, Airport facilities, airport security, NOTAMS e.t.c For Passengers: 1. Be calm & courteous to other passengers and airline staffs 2. Verify from the airline staff the real reason for delay 3. Make an informed decision on depending on your destination or connections 4. Follow the procedure & best practices outlined by the crew For the Airline: 1. On-time information to passengers & all concerned 2. Given updates and estimated time departure promptly. 3. Plan adequate compensation for passengers where necessary. 4. Show empathy & be professional throughout the process.

I focus on the fact that all of the people conducting the flight want to do so with the highest levels of safety. If they make decisions to delay the flight, whether it be due to weather, maintenance or any other reason, I place my trust in their ability to make the best, safest decision. I also try to plan travel with a time cushion before and after the key event I’m attending for the trip so that I could absorb the delay without missing the primary reason I’m traveling.

I have been in this situation many times and not just as the operating pilot. There are two things people need in this situation. The first is information. Without information, people become anxious due to the loss of control, so even if the delay is long, it is better to know how long it might be than. It to know anything. The second is to acknowledge and understand that there is nothing you can do to change the delay - so the best thing is either to sit and wait it out (ideally with a good book or Netflix) or make alternative arrangements if travel that day is not essential.

Stay calm because no fault of airline Customer service staff who deployed on duty . Check another option from other airline, check for refund .