United Airlines suing 22-year-old computer whiz

NY POST ^ | December 30, 2014 | 1:23pm | By Yaron Steinbuch

[Figment]

“Not everybody de-boards during layovers. I don’t believe they keep track of those who do.”

That in itself is a security breach on te part of the airlines

[gunnut]

Maybe we should be investigating the airlines for their price fixing strategies. It makes no sense that this should happen.

[zeugma]

As I thought. Not a law. Just internal airline stuff. So if you use frequent flier miles, don’t use the ‘hidden city’ trick. Not that it matters to me. I can’t think of anywhere I want to go enough to allow myself to be subjected to the hassle of an airport in what we laughingly call our “free republic” today.

[edh]

“Not many layovers in the mid ocean.........until recently...........”

Don’t forget about theoretical spontaneous black hole generation in Earth’s lower atmosphere ... nothing is recovered from those ...

[Red Badger]

[P-Marlowe]

Forgive me for the macabre thought but if you booked such a flight, got off after the first leg, then on the second leg, the plane "blew up" and went down with no survivors, that would be one hell of an easy way to "disappear" as your name would be on the manifest and you'd be presumed dead.

Obviously you never saw Get Shorty.

[willyd]

airlines take note of empty seats on each leg of the flight...so that wouldn’t work.