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Well said. I'd be curious to hear if there is a major airline that does not have the IDB policy.
by scott_usa 9y ago
Well said. I'd be curious to hear if there is a major airline that does not have the IDB policy.
- tedmiston 9y agoI would be extremely surprised as not having one is all downside to them.
- manacit 9y agoThere are some airlines that do not set out to oversell/overbook flights - JetBlue, for example. Even in a situation where a flight is only sold to capacity, there can be various reasons for people to be IDBed. Damaged seats, Equipment Changes (A321 -> A320 for example), etc. At some point, every US carrier has has or will have to IDB people, and they all have a policy that gives them as much leeway as possible under federal regulations to do so.