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Simple: they announce that the plane is not taking off until enough seats open up. Then just wait. Sure, the flight would be delayed, perhaps significantly, bu
by enraged_camel 10y ago
Simple: they announce that the plane is not taking off until enough seats open up. Then just wait.
Sure, the flight would be delayed, perhaps significantly, but the impact of that would pale in comparison to this horrendous PR controversy.
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- greenyoda 10y agoOr, they could probably convince someone else to give up their seat voluntarily by just upping the incentive by a few hundred dollars. A very cheap solution, considering what the current fiasco will cost them.
- yeukhon 10y agoOr, let it go. Seriously, or buy tickets from other airlines.
- nunez 10y agoIt costs a lot of money to idle a plane at the gate and even more if the crew times out and the flight gets cancelled. No-one is going to do that because of one difficult person
- ajmurmann 10y agoOr rather because of one difficult corporate miscalculation and unwillingness to pay more for people to get off. I got one would get off pretty much any flight for $10k. That seems cheaper to me than the cost of removing your paying customers by force.