Yeap, that's the correct one

OK if true. How in the hell did he get back on?? That does not say much for the security at United, especially since they already had an unruly passenger.

Apparently he walked to the back of the plane mumbling " I want to go home, I want to go home" . Dazed from the pummeling? Drunk? High?

But he had the words all wrong. It is "There is no place like home, there is no place like home there is no place like home".

 

Do the Dew!

 

How in the hell did he get back on?? That does not say much for the security at United

Yeah, that will probably get them in as much trouble as the way that they treated that passenger.

 

Maybe no. The pilot has the right to eject a passenger for any reason. Assuming the plane is on the ground that is.

There are sensible limits to what even the Captain should do within the contract of a boarded passenger that was 'randomly' picked to be tossed off the plane for company employees work place management. What's absolutely legal and what will make your company look like even bigger Jackasses is why the Pilots get paid good money to make good decisions. I've flown a lot in my lifetime and I've see a few idiots get tossed from planes for being drunk, disorderly, fighting, smoking, sensual misconduct and more but I've never seen a regular passenger treated with less human respect because the airline was too cheap to up the real cash ante to find a willing passenger to exit the aircraft.

https://patch.com/illinois/chicago/united-airlines-drags-passenger-plane-ohare-airport

 

There are sensible limits to what even the Captain should do within the contract of a boarded passenger that was 'randomly' picked to be tossed off the plane for company employees work place management. What's absolutely legal and what will make your company look like even bigger Jackasses is why the Pilots get paid good money to make good decisions. I've flown a lot in my lifetime and I've see a few idiots get tossed from planes for being drunk, disorderly, fighting, smoking, sensual misconduct and more but I've never seen a regular passenger treated with less human respect because the airline was too cheap to up the real cash ante to find a willing passenger to exit the aircraft.

https://patch.com/illinois/chicago/united-airlines-drags-passenger-plane-ohare-airport

How many commercials with lots if legroom, clear skies and smiling passengers arriving at great locations will United have to pay for to cancel out the fear their customer base now has of getting thrown off a flight. Based on that criteria, I think United could have upped the ante to encourage a passenger to Take a later flight with $10, 20, 50Million dollars.

The United PR department must be crying! Oh, wait, they will be the only department with an unlimited budget for the foreseeable future -they will be smiling! It's the investor relations department who will be crying. Wait, no, another department with a newly adjusted fatter budget. Well, who will be the loser? Oh yeah, shareholder!

 

Damage control begins...

 

the only organization that was happy about the situation on the United Airlines flight was Pepsi.

 

the only organization that was happy about the situation on the United Airlines flight was Pepsi.

Nothing like a good third-party distraction to move on from a publicity fiasco...

 

"Ten minutes later, the doctor runs back into the plane with a bloody face, clings to a post in the back, chanting, 'I need to go home'."

A video that appears to show the man back on the plane, dazed and with blood around his mouth, saying "just kill me", has also emerged online.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39563570

 

"Ten minutes later, the doctor runs back into the plane with a bloody face, clings to a post in the back, chanting, 'I need to go home'."

A video that appears to show the man back on the plane, dazed and with blood around his mouth, saying "just kill me", has also emerged online.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39563570

Where is the video of him coming back on the plane?


Munoz handled this HORRIBLY. If I were a shareholder I would be asking for his head.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4401736/United-shares-fall-3-early-trading-Wall-Street.html

 

the only organization that was happy about the situation on the United Airlines flight was Pepsi.

I don't get it.

 

I don't get it.

Read post 968. Gopher was referring to Pepsi's Kendall Jenner downfall.

 

United has had other problems in the past:

 

United Airlines Training Video:

 

 

 

That's pretty good acting for a parody. Anyone speak German? Is this an actual parody or just text over an actual movie?

 

Is this an actual parody or just text over an actual movie?

Wow. Really?

 

Wow. Really?

Give him a break, Joey... he obviously hasn't seen the movie.

 

That security video looks like a scene straight out of the Terminator movie!:

http://abcnews.go.com/US/thieves-ram-stolen-truck-florida-gun-shop-make/story?id=46722534​