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As I understand, it was AA's fault that they had to eject the passenger because of over-booking, often practiced so that they can minimize the loss if someone d
by newsgremlin 8y ago
As I understand, it was AA's fault that they had to eject the passenger because of over-booking, often practiced so that they can minimize the loss if someone doesn't show up. Clearly consumer rights need to be improved so this practice ceases. It's another case of a company that needs to be forced to do the right thing.