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Originally Posted by Matt G
I see reading comprehension isn't your strong point. The flight was not oversold because the 4 employees did not hold a confirmed reserved space, so BY LAW, United could not deny boarding to any passengers holding a confirmed reserved space to accommodate their own employees. It's really that simple.
Go read 14 CRF 250. That's the only rules that apply in this situation. Any policy by United contradicting this is in violations of the law and therefore not valid.
link: https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/14/part-250
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So
Where is the
FFA or FBI charges against United ?
You break a federal law your getting charged ?
Has United been charged ?
I keep up with news and markets by the hour
Have seen ZERO info where United was charged by breaking Federal laws of the FFA?
Are you getting some news I'm not ?
To say it's was illegal there must be some charges or atleast filed ?