Susan Berry was in Naples, Italy, trying to fly home to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, when she volunteered to give up her seat on an overbooked American Airlines flight. She detailed the extended luxury stay in a viral TikTok video. A woman who was attempting to return home from her Italian vacation is sharing how an airline compensated her after her flights were overbooked — prompting social media users to weigh in.
Susan Berry is a 36-year-old freelance fashion photographer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who recently spent two months in Italy for work. Berry said she was able to spend an extra three nights in Naples, Italy, after her flights ended up full. "I showed up to the airport and the manager at American Airlines was like, ‘Hey, we’re overbooked [and] looking for volunteers to stay.
You get $1,200 in vouchers, a four-star hotel, all meals,’ and before he could even finish his sentence, I was like, ‘Me, I’ll do it,’" she said of the credit she received for the first flight that was overbooked. FAMILY DOGS ENJOY TRAVELS THROUGH EUROPE ON A 12-DAY ADVENTURE TO ITALY, FRANCE AND MORE While Berry said she was originally excited to return home, she wasn’t "ready enough to turn down $1,200 in travel vouchers" for her next adventure. Susan Berry (pictured here) spoke with Fox News Digital after finally arriving back in the U.
S. (Fox News Digital) Berry said she and eight other passengers — who also had to stay an extra night — were then shuttled to a hote.