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Old 12-04-2017, 21:55   #101
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Re: United Airlines: Passenger violently removed due to overbooking

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc View Post
Option 3 If done correctly. They legally remove him from the plane on account of trespass and he has absolutely no case in court except for a punt at the airline for kicking him off. As soon as you've refused to leave you've also committed a separate offence relating to refusal to leave an aircraft when asked by law enforcement. People can record it and circulate it but by law these men and the airline would have nothing to answer for.
I think the airline still would be accountable. If the person has boarded they're not allowed to bounce them IIRC. Now they can still tell them to leave and they have to obey but they've broken the regulations that govern these things and would have to answer for that.
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