Fook United Airlines

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According to this report it was not legal eviction from said aircraft. Even quotes CFR which governs FAA employees actions. They broke his nose and knocked out two front teeth? Seriously?



https://www.inc.com/cynthia-than/the...t-matters.html

That's not a report, it's an editorial claiming the flight in question wasn't an overbook situation. She may be right but I don't think her analysis is definitive. Dao's injuries were horrible but have no more relevance to the question of whether or not he should have complied with the deboarding than his prior convictions, drug abuse, or past sexual history -- and honestly, if he did indeed hit his face on an armrest as part of his hysterical violent resistance, his injuries were essentially self-induced. On the other hand, his past history of PTSD does help explain his behavior and lends credence to the idea that the aviation security officers did NOT cause his injuries.

I believe there are more consequences by doing nothing. That dumb perverted felon dirtbag asian guy just threw a 3 pointer to keep us all from getting screwed by United and the rest of the airlines.

3-pointer? Hardly. He DID kick a 60 yard field goal for a tort action lawyer (followed by Munoz dropping the ball behind the line and committing a safety since we're using a football analogy). Overbooking is going to continue to be an industry practice because it's an economically efficient way for the airlines to meet the continuing phenomena of no-shows. United won't call for aviation security to deplane passengers anymore but they're still going to overbook and that's still going to make people unhappy in some cases.