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To: bcsco

highly questionable behavior...

Even if the woman was “hiding” in the bathroom, it is the responsibility of the crew to secure the plane at the end of each flight. They failed to do their duty.
The crew’s failure to do their duty is why the woman is able to effect any kind of complaint or lawsuit. Her motives aside, this is the kind of thing that we are supposed to be particularly vigilant for. What if “someone” had left a suspicious package on the plane? Let’s not wait for the “cleaning crew”. They’re probably “undocumented aliens” anyway...


50 posted on 05/28/2010 8:57:35 AM PDT by Paisan
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To: Paisan

I’m not arguing the point. I agree with you. But the fact remains; the personal injury lawsuit will be based, in part, on the crew’s failure to insure the plane was empty, yet personal responsibility is also an issue and there’s much to question in that regard.

I agree with the assessment that a couple free tickets to wherever, and upfront apologies by the airline are in order. However, if this suit persists, we’ll all know what’s uppermost in the mind of this woman, and Feiger. That’s the separate issue.


53 posted on 05/28/2010 9:06:44 AM PDT by bcsco (Obama: Hokus Pokus POTUS)
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To: Paisan

I agree that the crew muffed up, by not finding her. But there’s NO WAY she should be able to cash in on her stupidity/scam, whichever it turns out to be!

The crew should get in trouble though for not searching the plane for “hidden” passengers.


58 posted on 05/28/2010 9:15:29 AM PDT by RogerWilko
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