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No. The fine print does not say that. The fine print says they can deny you boarding, not remove you once already boarded. Your point about the dark pattern is
by Vivtek 10y ago
No. The fine print does not say that. The fine print says they can deny you boarding, not remove you once already boarded. Your point about the dark pattern is all too true, but United still behaved entirely illegally here.
- scrumper 10y agoIt's still denied boarding, and would be so until the doors were closed, so he wasn't technically boarded at the time he was removed. (And they can remove you for all sorts of reasons even after you've boarded.) United behaved despicably, but not illegally.
- CyberDildonics 10y agoSo someone with their luggage checked, their carry on stowed, and already in their seat is not boarded? Do you have a source that says this?