United - Who is ready to fly?

[Feesherman]

Yup, just like I said.


http://finance.yahoo.com/m/8ff53eab-...noz%3a-we.html


And once again for W.


https://www.yahoo.com/news/united-ai...201302721.html


From the article that he won't read:


“You can’t remove, under the current rules, a passenger once they’re seated on the aircraft. You can deny them entry if you’re overbooked, but once they’re on the aircraft, it’s a completely different set of rules.”




“If they’re not dressed appropriately, if they have certain communicable diseases, if they’re drunk, if they’re violent, you can remove them,” he said. “If they don’t turn off their cell phone when they’re supposed to, you can remove them. If they won’t obey lawful instructions from a crew member, you can remove them. But telling someone, ‘Hey, we’ve overbooked, get off the plane,’ that wouldn’t be a lawful instruction.”