“illegally called in to remove him from the plane.”
The passenger had his boarding pass revoked. He refused to leave the plane. How is removing a trespasser on a plane
illegal?
“The passenger had his boarding pass revoked. He refused to leave the plane. How is removing a trespasser on a plane
illegal?”
Wow - so much wrong in so little space. Other comments you have made to others on this thread show you really need to consider things a bit more before engaging the keyboard.
There was no revocation of his boarding pass. He was boarded on the plane and had every right to be there. Your concept of trespass has no legal support - United’s rights are governed by United’s Contract of Carriage, and once he was boarded the COC’s rule 21 for removal of passengers. I won’t bore you with the details, go read it yourself:
https://www.united.com/web/en-US/content/contract-of-carriage.aspx
The passenger had his boarding pass revoked. He refused to leave the plane. How is removing a trespasser on a plane
illegal?
IF that is what happened, why was he not charged with trespass and resisting arrest? With cell phones everywhere, I believe they know that story won’t work. They would have had to tell him he was under arrest. Also, in the video I saw, one of the so called cops was wearing jeans and a regular old shirt. Who would think they had any authority at all.
His boarding pass wasn’t revoked, since there was no legal trigger to revoke the pass.