United Airlines Travelog: mmm Fyling High in the Friendly Sky. hahaha!
That all day today on the TV news
it's also gone viral.
United inna whole heap of trouble !
it's also gone viral.
United inna whole heap of trouble !
yes. United doh have a leg to stand on..although I like it when they start to beat the sh!t out of the upper classes. see who he is who get drag off. ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
but he was a paying customer, already seated who not responsible fuh no over-bookin' everybody paid for and seated United doan own the seats until the flight over and the plane empty.
all deh cud do was to leave one of their flight attendants on the ground. those are the seats they still had control off so they cud do dat..drop a waiter or waitress
but he was a paying customer, already seated who not responsible fuh no over-bookin' everybody paid for and seated United doan own the seats until the flight over and the plane empty.
all deh cud do was to leave one of their flight attendants on the ground. those are the seats they still had control off so they cud do dat..drop a waiter or waitress
Did they report IF he is Muslim :-\
That was a,horrible way to handle this situation
It's legal to bump a ticket-holding customer off of a flight -- but it's not customary to kick someone off a plane once he or she has boarded.
Had the commuting crew member been required to check in for the flight before passengers began boarding, United could have denied a customer boarding before he or she was seated.
"This [policy change] ensures situations like flight 3411 never happen again. This is one of our initial steps in a review of our policies in order to deliver the best customer experience," said United spokesperson Maggie Schmerin in a statement.
Had the commuting crew member been required to check in for the flight before passengers began boarding, United could have denied a customer boarding before he or she was seated.
"This [policy change] ensures situations like flight 3411 never happen again. This is one of our initial steps in a review of our policies in order to deliver the best customer experience," said United spokesperson Maggie Schmerin in a statement.
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