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@United overbook #flight3411 and decided to force random passengers off the plane. Here's how they did it:pic.twitter.com/QfefM8X2cW
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Cashing in ! What a crap Christian u are !
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And cue the VERY profitable news sites asking to use your vid gratis, in perpetuity. Suggestion: $20k exclusive, $500 otherwise.
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Oh, & generally the person asking you will appear as a young, attractive female. Seriously: you're an idiot not to charge them.
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David, You embarrass yourself.
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... said the TV producer, LOL.
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Said the guy not denigrating the young women working in my industry. That's me.
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Oh, like that's not a conscious thing. Don't make me screengrab a dozen examples for you, Harrison.
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Not a conscious thing? You're implying professionals on assignment desks in news rooms across country are hired for their gender and looks?
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I'd be willing to bet many of them are middle-aged white males with cute blonde avatars. The scam works better.
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Seems like that could have been handled better what with smartphones and social media.
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No doubt! Everyone has phones out these days. Deescalating situations is always the better way. Just up compensation $ till someone bites.
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Twice I was offered something for an overbooked ticket once coming back from Tokyo. I didn't take it some people jump for a free flight.
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Exactly. With the right incentives you'll always find takers. I'm sure they wished they offered $2000 in compensation vs this PR disaster.
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Well they're certainly paying well over $2000 in bad PR now
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Yup! They sure know how to take a bad situation and make it worse. I'd toss a few 0s on $2000 after watching all these videos.
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Apparently
@united asked 4 passengers to give up seats bc overbooked. All pass. said no so they picked at random. Heard he is a doctor(?). -
Well, I hope he sues the hell out of them!
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I also read that they let him back on shortly after, not sure what transpired there. Maybe they realized they were gonna get in huge trouble
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Too late. WHO will EVER step onto a
@United_airline *ANYTHING* again?!? ''''''''''''united''''''''''''''
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