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Topic	Beaten and dragged Doctor from United flight is a father of four Doctors
darkphoenix181 04/13/17 1:58:35 PM #26:	RchHomieQuanChi posted... darkphoenix181 posted... planes get de-boarded all the time like say the plane won't fly or there is no crew that shows up on time to work the flight they will deboard the plane Not even remotely close to the same situation but okay. it is important because the contract that people say is supposedly breached doesn't mention cases like this like it doesn't say "if crew don't show up to flight and plane cannot take off we have right to remove you from your seat" but that is common sense right? however, it could very well happen one day that a guy just sits there and is he going to argue he can because of this? so you also have precedence of other airlines also to look at and many of them do this too if it is wrong to ask passenger to give up seat for last minute crew change then not just United should be sued by class action for doing this in the past to many people and if contract of carriage is the end all be all then you cannot deboard a plane when the pilot fails to show up for his job or something like that --- sigless user is me or am I? <cite>darkphoenix181 posted [p:877125018] in Beaten and... [t:75233200]...</cite> <quote><cite>RchHomieQuanChi posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkphoenix181 posted...</cite> <quote>planes get de-boarded all the time like say the plane won't fly or there is no crew that shows up on time to work the flight they will deboard the plane</quote> Not even remotely close to the same situation but okay.</quote> it is important because the contract that people say is supposedly breached doesn't mention cases like this like it doesn't say "if crew don't show up to flight and plane cannot take off we have right to remove you from your seat" but that is common sense right? however, it could very well happen one day that a guy just sits there and is he going to argue he can because of this? so you also have precedence of other airlines also to look at and many of them do this too if it is wrong to ask passenger to give up seat for last minute crew change then not just United should be sued by class action for doing this in the past to many people and if contract of carriage is the end all be all then you cannot deboard a plane when the pilot fails to show up for his job or something like that --- sigless user is me or am I?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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