> then are shocked to discover than when push comes to shove, strings are attached (such as lowest priority on rebooking). ...except in this case, United was i

> then are shocked to discover than when push comes to shove, strings are attached (such as lowest priority on rebooking). ...except in this case, United was in the wrong and hoping that no one would notice. There were no "strings" attached, though they want you to believe that there were. I mean we're talking about United bumping paying customers who are already boarded and sitting in their seats from a non-overbooked flight to make room for employees from another airline.