United will return the teeth if cleaners didn't dispose of them already.
BREAKING: Lawyer says passenger dragged from United flight suffered significant concussion, broken nose and lost two front teeth.
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and try to charge extra for them as unchecked luggage
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If Trump owned a airline, it would operate just like United
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He used too .. Didn't last long enough to build up to assaulting its passengers
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Cha-ching. The over/under for this settlement is $5 million.
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$100 million
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Gotta think of another verb than "dragged"
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Alternative deplaning?
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Time to sell that stock in United.
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That boat sailed.
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I guess it is going to be safe to assume that this might become the most expensive IDB in history.
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Sorry, I'm blanking. IDB?
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Involuntary Denied Boarding
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Ah, thanks.
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No problem - It is used as shorthand by both airlines and Frequent Flyers.
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The Urban Dictionary had a very different definition that I was pretty sure didn't apply here ;)
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Concussion helps explain going limp and erratic behavior. Plus, at 69, his teeth and bones aren't as strong as those of a younger person!
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69 with apparent mental/emotional issues as well. No protocol should involve excessive use of force against him for refusing to get up!
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