The customer is always right

[climber511]

With any luck the "overbooking" issue might be less of a problem for a few months anyway. Be nice to see a better overall policy on the entire issue. In my mind once they let you on the plane and in your seat it's game over for them - with all the computers etc - they know what's up before reaching the point this got to..

[climber511]

With any luck the "overbooking" issue might be less of a problem for a few months anyway. Be nice to see a better overall policy on the entire issue. In my mind once they let you on the plane and in your seat it's game over for them - with all the computers etc - they know what's up before reaching the point this got to..

[Boris]

"Reasonable requests from flight crew" = being singled out and told I have to GTFO the plane. What?

I agree with you!

[powerlifter54]

When the facts emerge I think the good doctor will slink away to his practice or what is left of it.

This could have been handled better in many areas, but once the doctor reboarded, he was in for a butt whooping.

[DrDonkeyLove]

When the facts emerge I think the good doctor will slink away to his practice or what is left of it.

This could have been handled better in many areas, but once the doctor reboarded, he was in for a butt whooping.

Fuck United but I think the doctor may have taken too much "medicine". His behavior was definitely abnormal.

[DikTracy6000]

When the facts emerge I think the good doctor will slink away to his practice or what is left of it.

This could have been handled better in many areas, but once the doctor reboarded, he was in for a butt whooping.

I think the Doc has a pretty high shame tolerance, and while I didn't watch his lawyer's press conf. today, it reeks of Better Call Saul.(edit) just listened to whole one hour press conference, and changing my tune after hearing Dao's attorney, Tom DeMetrio. Doz guys in a LOT of trouble.

[nafod]

When the facts emerge I think the good doctor will slink away to his practice or what is left of it.

This could have been handled better in many areas, but once the doctor reboarded, he was in for a butt whooping.

I'm pretty sure he got messed up on the first departure, when getting dragged out.

[TerryB]

When the facts emerge I think the good doctor will slink away to his practice or what is left of it.

This could have been handled better in many areas, but once the doctor reboarded, he was in for a butt whooping.

He's a 69 year old guy who just got punched unconscious, his nose broken and two teeth knocked out. He may have been a little disoriented.

[Turdacious]

When the facts emerge I think the good doctor will slink away to his practice or what is left of it.

This could have been handled better in many areas, but once the doctor reboarded, he was in for a butt whooping.

Fuck United but I think the doctor may have taken too much "medicine". His behavior was definitely abnormal.

He's a senior citizen with a history of mental health and behavioral health issues who got KTFO'ed-- not in his right mind seems pretty reasonable under the circumstances.

And just because you've done fucked up things doesn't mean that you aren't owed $$$. Anyone agree with me?

[dead man walking]

reminds me of the old fram oil-filter ad: "you can pay me now or you can pay me later."

as the ad suggests, it would have been a lot cheaper to pay before the engine blew