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In response to "not to nitpick, but "denied boarding" seems quite different than "forcibly removed from a flight you've already boarded" -- nm" by oblique, SuperFeud Champion

As said on B2, this should have happened before he boarded. That's how it normally works.

Posted by ty97 Apr 10 '17, 06:48

But this still counts as IDB (well I guess not since he eventually got on, but it would have counted had he not gotten back on)

I get your points, and that's why IDB normally means you never get past the scanner onto the jet bridge.

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I think someone is getting fired for even letting all the people on the plane w/o the bumpee being bumped pre board - Epiphany Apr 10, 06:57
this is obviously just 'mho', but, they should just keep upping the offers. I know they got to $800, but you know what? you keep going up till some - Andie Apr 10, 06:49 7
- Yeah, I don't really get how at a customer service level you go from offering incentives to randomly picking people to remove - oblique, SuperFeud Champion Apr 10, 06:56 6
  - From their perspective, it's putting employees on a flight so they can serve more passengers the following day. -- nm - Roger More Apr 10, 07:18 3
    - bet it cost them more for this shit than just buying those 4 employees tickets on another airline :) -- nm* - oblique, SuperFeud Champion Apr 10, 07:20 2
      - Assuming another airline flies non-stop late in the evening though. -- nm - Roger More Apr 10, 07:39 1
        
        AA does, but the UA flight was delayed (and last flight of night) and wound up leaving after the AA flight. - ty97 Apr 10, 07:46
  - Take to Washington about that -- (link) - ty97 Apr 10, 07:07
  - good point. -- nm - Epiphany Apr 10, 06:58

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As said on B2, this should have happened before he boarded. That's how it normally works.

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