Reactions TO United Airlines Violently Dragging A Man Off A Plane

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Reactions TO United Airlines Violently Dragging A Man Off A Plane

 

Thinking of taking a trip somewhere? Then you might not want to fly United Airlines. Not unless you want to get your ass kicked that is. Because as you might already be aware, the airline is currently weathering a storm of controversy after disturbing video footage emerged of them violently removing a man from an overbooked flight from Chicago to Louisville, US.

 

The video shows the man refusing to disembark the aircraft after United announced that four people had to give up their seats. Despite declaring that he was a doctor who had patients to attend to, the airline had law enforcement wrestle the man from his seat before dragging him bruised and bloodied off the plane. Since then, the internet has been ruthlessly trolling United Airlines with funny tweets and memes. And feel free to add to the list!

 

 

Southwest Airline's New Slogan

While People Are Getting Violently Removed Of An United Flight , I Got Upgraded To Business Class On A Emirates Flight When My Flight Got Overbooked

 

United: Eeny Meeny Miny Mo

 

United Airlines Logic

 

Pepsi And United Airlines, Bringing People Together

 

Since United Needs Some Clarifying

 

It All Makes Sense Now

 

Let's Hope This Flight Is Overbooked Too

 

Meanwhile Over At United Costumer Service Desk

 

The First Rule Of United Airlines

 

Yo Adrian!

 

4 Out Of 5

 

"Sorry, We're Overbooked"

 

Actually.....

 

 

This Isn't United

 

New Photo Of United Airlines Asking For Volunteers To Deplane

 

Often Overlooked Options

 

United Airlines Situation So Burgers Can Understand More Easily

 

A Tiny Can Of Pepsi Could've Changed Everything

 

Rare Picture Of The United Airlines Seating Team At Work (2017)

 

Not The Travel Experience I Expected.....

They Asked Nicely First

 

United Airlines Employee Manual

 

If United Airlines Insists On Acting Like Thugs.....

 

Confidence And Sadness

 

There's Always A Hook Behind Those "Special Offers"

 

It Is Known

Even porn hub gets into the matter 

 

United's New Ad Campaign

 

Especially Helpful When You Need To Be Re-Accommodated

 

Meet The President Of United Airlines

 

The Greater Your Name, The Greater Your Shame!

 

 

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Screw United Airlines if I have to fly some where and United Airlines is the only plane that I can get, Then I will put Feathers on my arms and fly like a Bird

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Here's how often airlines involuntarily bump passengers

 

Disturbing video of a passenger being forcibly removed from his seat on an overbooked United Airlines flight on Sunday has a lot of people asking questions about overbooking and “involuntary bumping.” How common is it to get bumped off a flight? It turns out that tens of thousands of people get involuntarily bumped from flights every year — and, unfortunately, there’s not a lot you can do about it.

 

According to ABC News, U.S. airlines involuntarily bumped about 40,000 passengers in 2016; 3,765 of those non-volunteers were United customers. Those numbers don’t include the 434,000 passengers from the U.S.’s 12 largest airlines who volunteered to give up their seats due to overbooked flights.

 

Each airline has its own procedures for choosing whom to bump. United Airlines states in its Contract of Carriage that, when selecting passengers to bump, it will choose people with disabilities and unaccompanied minors last.

 

Although every airline has its own method for selecting passengers, the Department of Transportation recommends getting to the airport early to avoid losing your seat, as some airlines choose passengers according to who checked in last. Airlines also tend to bump passengers with the lowest fares, in order to pay lower compensation costs.

Edited April 4, 2018 by Tech 425
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