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5. United's lawyer will probably say the beaten passenger is entitled to no compensation

Tue Apr 11, 2017, 07:45 AM

Apr 2017

He was NOT denied boarding. They DID let him board the plane. They only beat the crap out of him AFTER letting board the plane, so they will argue that they are not liable under the "denied boarding" clause.

Sound crazy? Anyone hear what United told their staff? That their thugs acted properly? Anyone who takes United, knowing that beating a doctor to a bloody pulp for insisting he be allowed to fly to treat patients who have appointments is "acting properly," must do REALLY well at Las Vegas casinos.

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What United and other airlines likely do not tell you [View all] rpannier Apr 2017 OP

Apparently they misplaced Section 1.01.01 C_U_L8R Apr 2017 #1

no airline these days gives a damn JenniferJuniper Apr 2017 #2

Beating up customers is a lousy strategy C_U_L8R Apr 2017 #4

Exactly why I probably will never fly again HAB911 Apr 2017 #3

United's lawyer will probably say the beaten passenger is entitled to no compensation DFW Apr 2017 #5

One of the worst trips I ever took was on US Air. BobTheSubgenius Apr 2017 #6