Can’t take this seriously as it starts with a false premise. There was no overbooking.
“Can’t take this seriously as it starts with a false premise. There was no overbooking.”
And they can deny boarding but once a passenger takes his seat it is a different rule.
Thank you for pointing that out.
Yup. I can’t believe the number of people who weigh in on this and still don’t understand the basic facts. Whatever your opinion is of this, it was not overbooking....it was the perceived need of an airline to get priority staff to a location that required (on their part/in their minds) the relocation of paying passengers. That should have been done before boarding.