...everything looks like a hammer.
"Where is this plane?" wondered erffrfez (hope I spelled that right), explaining "I was on a flight across Aus, and noticed that the back of seat display doesn't seem to know exactly where the plane is. There are two places where 'distance to destination' is displayed. They never matched and the difference varied through the flight." I have a suspicion this is related to the January 20 WTF.
Roadtripping Adam R. rued "I'm studying the time tables for the buses in the Italian alps, and I was a little dismayed to find that 19 hours will have elapsed between the 11:05 departure and 12:05 arrival. "
Also Adam R. in the airport shared "After my inbound flight to MAD was cancelled, AA couldn't decide if my connecting flight was arriving or departing, so it decided that it was undefineding."
Meanwhile B.J.H. "Earlier the monitor had accurate information about a departed flight, but they were able to fix that by bringing in a technician to get the display ready for the flight to Godot."
Also B.J.H. pleaded "Won't someone help LATAM airlines find the missing key so we can leave." Apparently they found it eventually.
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This post originally appeared on The Daily WTF.