Yep and United owes Trump big time for that as it deflected media focus away from them for much of the day LOL!
Passenger Dragged Off Of U.S. Airlines Flight!!
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One thing is for sure.....United will now have the most courteous staff in the business for the foreseeable future.
They certainly don't want to be bothered with any more bad publicity over the slightest little hiccup.
Here is the other airline's reaction to United's current woes.
I thought I read that the security people were the airport's, not United's? I want to say it was worded that the airport suspended them.
Ok ok I can't read all pages, but this is a joke, what if the person he needed to perform surgery on was a dieing patient, your family, and this happened to your docter? I really hope they get the living hello sued out of them!
Hello; I recall my part of that post. Did you intend to make a comment? if so I think it is missing.
Had you read all the posts you may have seen answers to the part about the doctor's patient. My take being that 1. the doctor went out of town and should know that many things can happen to delay his return. So it is my understanding in such cases they have other doctors who will cover for them if the patient is in a hospital. This has happened with people I have known. 2. Seems to me that if the patient was dying or needed some sort of emergency surgery that the doctor should not have left for a few days. Maybe some doctors leave such patients, that I am not aware of. 3. The "what if" scenario is in the eye of the beholder in some ways. You see it as important, I do not. It could have been bad weather or some other thing that delayed the doctor. My guess is many on the plane could have come up with a reason important to them to not take a delay. As far as I know no one else volunteered to take his (and his wife's place).
Had you read all the posts you may have seen answers to the part about the doctor's patient. My take being that 1. the doctor went out of town and should know that many things can happen to delay his return. So it is my understanding in such cases they have other doctors who will cover for them if the patient is in a hospital. This has happened with people I have known. 2. Seems to me that if the patient was dying or needed some sort of emergency surgery that the doctor should not have left for a few days. Maybe some doctors leave such patients, that I am not aware of. 3. The "what if" scenario is in the eye of the beholder in some ways. You see it as important, I do not. It could have been bad weather or some other thing that delayed the doctor. My guess is many on the plane could have come up with a reason important to them to not take a delay. As far as I know no one else volunteered to take his (and his wife's place).
