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["W"]

Clear as day !!
In United rules
Clear as DAY



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[mcjaredsandwich]

Originally Posted by "W"

Clear as day !!
In United rules
Clear as DAY



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Yea, that's the policy. HOWEVER, all the passengers WERE ALREADY BOARDED. It's not like he jumped through the window. It also states that if no one voluntarily gives up their seats, they will deny further boarding. If that's their policy, they should have denied boarding for the employees as all seats were filled and no one volunteered to give up their seat.

You just posted a picture of rules contradicting your argument.

["W"]

Originally Posted by mcjaredsandwich

Yea, that's the policy. HOWEVER, all the passengers WERE ALREADY BOARDED. It's not like he jumped through the window. It also states that if no one voluntarily gives up their seats, they will deny further boarding.



You just posted a picture of rules contradicting your argument.

Does not matter ... they had the right to refuse him by the Radom selection process
Which United did correctly

Again no one has prove anything was done illegally yet

Until TSA or United says that it was done illegally
Then In my view it was a successful removal !



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[Feesherman]

Originally Posted by "W"

Then In my view it was a successful removal !



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LMAO there is no denying that it was a "successful removal" You finally got one right dude!!! HOORAY W!!!!!!!!!!!!


Wait nevermind, you're still wrong. It was a "successful re-accommodation"