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Airlines aren't entitled to beat unconscious passengers who refuse to be defrauded.
by soraminazuki 5y ago
Airlines aren't entitled to beat unconscious passengers who refuse to be defrauded.
- kelnos 5y ago
- soraminazuki 5y agoI know perfectly well that legality is different from ethics. But in common sense terms, charging money for what you don't intend to offer is fraud.
- kortilla 5y agoThey did intend to offer it when it was sold. Even in this scenario it was well understood that the added United employees were last minute. This is even more cut and dry not fraud than regular overbooking that results in a shortage purely from customer sales.
- Lev1a 5y agoThen that's still United's own fault for not planning their employee shuttling properly. They're an airline, get another plane, maybe even a charter if their employees' travel is important enough for them to justify brutalizing their paying customers.
- dylan604 5y agoOh man, here's the impetus for a new low price air carrier, Squid Games Airlines.