ethicalconundrum
10th Apr 2017, 16:20
Internal Error (http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2017/04/10/police-violently-drag-man-from-united-plane-after-airline-reportedly-overbooked-flight.html#)
Just - wow. I can't believe that LEO would actually come on and forcefully remove a passenger who is sitting in the seat HE PAID FOR, so that United can swap in a higher rev/higher status pax. So many ways to solve this civil matter, but the LEOs seem to think this crossed into criminal behavior. Maybe someone here can explain what crime the paying pax was committing when he was dragged off so someone else could fly in that seat?
Just - wow. I can't believe that LEO would actually come on and forcefully remove a passenger who is sitting in the seat HE PAID FOR, so that United can swap in a higher rev/higher status pax. So many ways to solve this civil matter, but the LEOs seem to think this crossed into criminal behavior. Maybe someone here can explain what crime the paying pax was committing when he was dragged off so someone else could fly in that seat?