Not everyone on the plane was yello...Asian!
The amount of backpedalling from the United CEO. Fucking garbage.
I wish I had that much legroom on planes.
Not everyone on the plane was yello...Asian!
The amount of backpedalling from the United CEO. Fucking garbage.
I wish I had that much legroom on planes.
So was the "no angel" smear campaign fake news, or was the "the got the wrong guy" fake news?
I can't tell which fake news is not fake and which not fake news is not not fake anymore.
<3 Emirates. GOAT airlines.
I have a friend who works for United posting all kinds of inflammatory shit about customers this week and defending the airline.
I'm thinking I should tell them they are one screenshot away from ending up in the national news cycle and out of a job.
I suspect it's actually the same guy, but it's completely irrelevant. He's going to get a lot of money, and maybe United will learn to treat their customers like human beings.
Maybe it's not race, but it is really about money, while being a hypocrite about it http://amp.usatoday.com/story/71568226/Not sure why every single comment always has to be tied to race.
It has to do with the fact that American based airlines are having to compete with all these foreign airlines who are often subsidized by tax dollars.
Interesting that United have now openly admitted that the man was not at fault.
Some of these people are just apologists to any figure of real, or imagined, authority. Putting the victim at fault helps them cope with a world where injustice happens everyday.Still some people will do their best to say he is because he didn't obey.
Has that actually been confirmed? I want it to be true in order to neuter the irrelevant smear campaign (all the 'news' organizations digging up unrelated details on the victim are pieces of shit, people that spread those details are complicit) but I need to see receipts that it really is a case of mistaken identityWTF?!
What makes you think that 2 people with different names are the same person???
WTF?!
What makes you think that 2 people with different names are the same person???
United won't use police to remove overbooked passengers - CEO
United Airlines will no longer use law enforcement officers to remove passengers from overbooked flights after global outrage erupted over a video showing a passenger dragged from one of its planes in Chicago.
"We're not going to put a law enforcement official... to remove a booked, paid, seated passenger," United Continental Holdings Inc Chief Executive Officer Oscar Munoz told ABC News on Wednesday morning. "We can't do that."
Munoz said the incident on Sunday resulted from a "system failure" that prevented employees from using "common sense" in the situation and that Dr. David Dao, whom security officers pulled by his hands from the cabin before takeoff, was not at fault.
An online petition calling for Munoz to step down as CEO had more than 45,000 signatures on Wednesday morning, but he told ABC that he had no plans to resign over the incident.
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ual-passenger-idUSKBN17E1GN
They and Qatar treat their female employees like shit, so I boycott them both
Munoz said the incident on Sunday resulted from a "system failure" that prevented employees from using "common sense" in the situation and that Dr. David Dao, whom security officers pulled by his hands from the cabin before takeoff, was not at fault.
Mainstream media uses fake news to defame doctor.Looks like it might be the wrong guy completely...
They and Qatar treat their female employees like shit, so I boycott them both
They dont.They and Qatar treat their female employees like shit, so I boycott them both
They left a man broken and bleeding over 800 dollars.
A bowtie and a soul patch? I hate that guy and he's not even fucking real.
It is relevant. United did a background check before making him volunteerThis is completely irrelevant.
Even if he wasn't a doctor it would change how awful the situation is.
Munoz said the incident on Sunday resulted from a "system failure" that prevented employees from using "common sense" in the situation and that Dr. David Dao, whom security officers pulled by his hands from the cabin before takeoff, was not at fault.
Just watched the interview on GMA.
He needed to say these things Monday morning, voluntarily outside of an interview, and before any of his initial written statements. Had he done that, he would be being praised today.
Oops.
I'm surprised they didn't immediately blame the officers more. In the end they were the ones who escalated it to this insane degree.This should have been the first statement released, not the 3rd or 4th or whatever we are on now. What an absolute clusterfuck.
This should have been the first statement released, not the 3rd or 4th or whatever we are on now. What an absolute clusterfuck.
They don't
But I have feeling my comment won't change your opinion so I'll leave it at that
I doubt it's going to be worse than any other large airline especially in Asia.
They dont.
Are we sure?Looks like it might be the wrong guy completely...
United won't use police to remove overbooked passengers - CEO
United Airlines will no longer use law enforcement officers to remove passengers from overbooked flights after global outrage erupted over a video showing a passenger dragged from one of its planes in Chicago.
"We're not going to put a law enforcement official... to remove a booked, paid, seated passenger," United Continental Holdings Inc Chief Executive Officer Oscar Munoz told ABC News on Wednesday morning. "We can't do that."
Munoz said the incident on Sunday resulted from a "system failure" that prevented employees from using "common sense" in the situation and that Dr. David Dao, whom security officers pulled by his hands from the cabin before takeoff, was not at fault.
An online petition calling for Munoz to step down as CEO had more than 45,000 signatures on Wednesday morning, but he told ABC that he had no plans to resign over the incident.
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ual-passenger-idUSKBN17E1GN
Nothing causes a flip flop faster than a PR disaster followed by a dip in stock value.United won't use police to remove overbooked passengers - CEO
United Airlines will no longer use law enforcement officers to remove passengers from overbooked flights after global outrage erupted over a video showing a passenger dragged from one of its planes in Chicago.
"We're not going to put a law enforcement official... to remove a booked, paid, seated passenger," United Continental Holdings Inc Chief Executive Officer Oscar Munoz told ABC News on Wednesday morning. "We can't do that."
Munoz said the incident on Sunday resulted from a "system failure" that prevented employees from using "common sense" in the situation and that Dr. David Dao, whom security officers pulled by his hands from the cabin before takeoff, was not at fault.
An online petition calling for Munoz to step down as CEO had more than 45,000 signatures on Wednesday morning, but he told ABC that he had no plans to resign over the incident.
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ual-passenger-idUSKBN17E1GN
Are we sure?
United won't use police to remove overbooked passengers - CEO
United Airlines will no longer use law enforcement officers to remove passengers from overbooked flights after global outrage erupted over a video showing a passenger dragged from one of its planes in Chicago.
"We're not going to put a law enforcement official... to remove a booked, paid, seated passenger," United Continental Holdings Inc Chief Executive Officer Oscar Munoz told ABC News on Wednesday morning. "We can't do that."
Munoz said the incident on Sunday resulted from a "system failure" that prevented employees from using "common sense" in the situation and that Dr. David Dao, whom security officers pulled by his hands from the cabin before takeoff, was not at fault.
An online petition calling for Munoz to step down as CEO had more than 45,000 signatures on Wednesday morning, but he told ABC that he had no plans to resign over the incident.
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ual-passenger-idUSKBN17E1GN
So for the libertarians who subscribe to the NAP (Non-Agression Principle), I imagine it was the passenger who was the aggressor, yes?