the flight was "fully boarded," but in a fit of doublespeak, #United used their "involuntary denial of boarding process" (Munoz's memo 
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#United must do more than "apologize". Full investigation needed. Airlines must start treating passengers with respect, not like cargo.
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How do you "deny boarding" to a guy physically sitting on board a plane in their assigned seat?
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Have you considered "Passenger’s Bill of Rights” legislation? An area where regulation would greatly benefit consumers.
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Yes, and the security or police who were involved also are responsible.
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Thank You, Senator. It's not hard! Just be respectful to human beings. Agree
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Simple. "Passengers' Bill of Rights" that actually enforces rights; invalidate "Contract of Carriage" foisted on passengers by airlines.
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How about assault and battery charges?
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well when congress allows these mega mergers.... what do you expect Senator?
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