Was United Actually Within Their Rights To Remove Passengers From Flight 3411?
Did United deny a passenger boarding or refuse them transport? They might sound like the same thing, but the legal argument is important (and nuanced).
Did United deny a passenger boarding or refuse them transport? They might sound like the same thing, but the legal argument is important (and nuanced).
My Twitter feed exploded with folks who believe they have all the facts in the horrific situation that evolved on United Flight 3411. Given some of the comments, I thought it was important to clarify a few misunderstandings.
It’s an honest question. I’m curious about your opinion.
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It sounds like the head of British Airways is having a bad day, as it looks like he’ll be handed a big bill to demolish his own office.
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It appears American Airlines may be starting to have problems with their pilot relationship again. The rhetoric hasn’t reached nuclear yet, but I’m thinking it may be getting close to the point where I’ll need to grab some popcorn.
United Airlines has a new agreement with Washington-Dulles Airport. What does that actually mean, both for United and for travelers who call Dulles their home airport?
As large orders of new airplanes for Iran edge closer to reality, the makeup of the orders brings up some interesting questions.
Follow me through this timeline here. Yesterday afternoon there was a bunch of noise about Scott Kirby, the President of American Airlines, apparently jumping ship to United Airlines. That was pretty shocking news given that Scott has been by Doug Parker’s side for over…