> As I mentioned, airlines have plenty of policies to deal with reserved but unused seats the ticket on the second leg had been paid for > but you've still in

> As I mentioned, airlines have plenty of policies to deal with reserved but unused seats the ticket on the second leg had been paid for > but you've still intentionally taken away a finite resource because you wanted to save a couple bucks. it's really going to blow your mind when you realise airlines do the reverse all the time they call it "overbooking" knowingly selling the same seat twice? sounds like "low level fraud" by your definition