United Airlines stocks plummets by 1.4 billion in one day
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I'm told another airport needed a flight crew for some reason, so this meant having to randomly bump four passengers. If one plane doesn't have a flight crew then this triggers a whole chain reaction of late flights. I can appreciate their dilemma but they didn't have to resort to gestapo tactics. They could have negotiated more than $800. This is going to cost them a lot more
My wife and I once got $200 each on such a deal... and it was real money, not a voucher... AND they rushed us across the airport on a golf cart, to get us on another flight that left at almost exactly the same time. Only difference was that it was a bigger, fancier plane (with personal TV's) and the flight took longer because of a different routing.
We got to our destination an hour or so later, and $400 richer.
We got to our destination an hour or so later, and $400 richer.
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I wouldn't sell my United stock over the controversy. The $1.4B drop is temporary.
The appropriate way to handle the problem was a brief statement that we have a full plane, and we have a flight crew that needs to be at our destination upon scheduled arrival of this plane. We will provide first class seats on the next available flight to our destination for anyone who will give up their seat on this flight, along with accommodations from now until that flight leaves. If no one bites, then sweeten the pot with cash until you get a volunteer.
The appropriate way to handle the problem was a brief statement that we have a full plane, and we have a flight crew that needs to be at our destination upon scheduled arrival of this plane. We will provide first class seats on the next available flight to our destination for anyone who will give up their seat on this flight, along with accommodations from now until that flight leaves. If no one bites, then sweeten the pot with cash until you get a volunteer.
You would think the (Common) Sense that GOD gave would have at some point pricked the conscience of those enforcing the removal of that guy but sometimes the desire for job security overcomes morality nevertheless my mother says, learning the hard way is better than not learning at all,
bought sense Is better than none,hopefully that guy will get paid well and this kind of thing won't happen again.
bought sense Is better than none,hopefully that guy will get paid well and this kind of thing won't happen again.
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Ironically, this guy is hardly a victim.
Doctor dragged off flight was convicted of trading drugs for sex
*high fives Karma*
Doctor dragged off flight was convicted of trading drugs for sex
*high fives Karma*
This guy could have done blow off the six pack of 50 male prostitutes and it still has nothing to do with how he was victimized. Would I want this guy as my doctor? NO WAY... that isn't what's in question though.
What is your personal criteria for what it takes for someone to be a victim? If I murdered an adulterer, is he still not a victim of murder? Can only innocent (sinless) people be victims?
What is your personal criteria for what it takes for someone to be a victim? If I murdered an adulterer, is he still not a victim of murder? Can only innocent (sinless) people be victims?