Aegean Airlines
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Aegean airline at Athens airport, flight B 20 (27a,27b,27c)
Flight A3750 ATH --- CPH At Athens airport, in the services section of Aegean Airlines, on July 17th around 12:30-13:00, after missing my flight, I approached to purchase ticket. Three employees, an approximately 50-year-old woman and two young girls, were attending to customers. At the first window on the left, I spoke to a slim and beautiful girl with black hair tied up, and she quoted a price of 565 euros for three tickets to Copenhagen. I then left and returned about three minutes later to ask another girl with blonde hair for the price. She quoted 404 euros for the three tickets,the same ticket on the same day and time. My friend and I were astonished and simultaneously asked her, "For three people?" She confirmed, and my friend asked again, "Are you sure it's for three people?" She replied with some irritation, "Yes, three tickets for 404 euros." We agreed, but the black-haired girl was watching her colleague out of the corner of her eye, then argued with her. Although I couldn't understand their language, the dissatisfaction was evident on the black-haired girl's face, and the blonde-haired colleague looked regretful. Now the question is, how can the ticket price change from 565 euros to 404 euros within three minutes? Have the employees there set up a little business for themselves? If you were in my place, what would you judge? "Welcome to Aegean airline,welcome to Athens"