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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The airline instructed the passenger to deplane. He refused. Legally, the passenger is now trespassing. He ignored instructions from law enforcement officers (police) to deplane. The police physically removed said non compliant passenger. United is certainly to blamed for overbooking. The passenger is to blame for being dragged down the aisle since he chose to ignore the legitimate instructions of law enforcement[/quote]

Just so many hot topics in life, everyone has an opinion about what should have been done and how someone is to blame until it actually happens to them and then they reconsider (I don't want anyone to get an abortion until my teenage daughter gets pregnant, I am not for stem cell research until I get cancer, no obama care until I get sick and have no coverage).  The airline is at fault here.  And the protection of profits is so ludicrous, at all cost, we are chippig away at pieces of our humanity to one another.  The airline waited until people were on board to start pulling people off.  What a cluster f.  Did they offer to pay for them to fly another airline?  No they offered a flight almost 24 hours later.  Give me a break.

How much money did the airline lose having three flight delayed 2 hours? What airplane was waiting to use that gate when the plane hadn't departed yet? Who is paying for the police or security to remove this man? Just to save $400. Because the airlines can't afford more money?  Is everyone else in the plane to blame because no one else wanted to give up their seat either?  Where does it end?  IMO It starts and ends with United.[/quote]

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