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It seems that security officers manhandled the passenger. But I wonder if they knew why they were removing the passenger. If a flight crew asks the security cre
by itchyjunk 10y ago
It seems that security officers manhandled the passenger. But I wonder if they knew why they were removing the passenger. If a flight crew asks the security crew to remove a passenger who is refusing to leave, i'd imagine they would try what ever they can. I am not making an excuse for any of them, especially for harming someone.
Airport, from the security checks to being in an airplane has been turning into a nightmare process for some. I hope things get better and not worse progressing forward.
- a3n 10y agoI wonder if the security people were operating under a general expectation of concluding such an action within a certain amount of time, or if they were ordered in this instance to conclude within a certain amount of time. I also wonder if the plane actually was "overbooked," or if the need to get four crew-passengers on the plane was due to a sudden and unforeseen event. Claiming "overbooked" may give the airline some advantage that not overbooked would not. No idea what the rules for overbooked vs not overbooked are in this case, it just seems weird that exactly four people needed to leave for these four crew members, and not, say, five because of a real overbooking.