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27Apr/17

United pulls out $10K for your seat

April 27, 2017Transportairline, Airlines, Aviation, Business, Chicago, Civil aviation, Company: United Airlins, Customer experience, David Dao, delta, Delta Air Lines, Disaster/Accident, Economy, Hoa people, Human activities, LOUISVILLE, OpenTravel Alliance, Oscar Munoz, Overselling, Police brutality in the United States, United Airlines, United Express Flight 3411 incident, Web hostingsmbale

United Airlines said on Thursday it would offer passengers who forfeit their seats on overbooked flights up to $10,000 as part of the carrier’s efforts to repair the damage from the rough removal of a passenger.
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14Apr/17

Man stung by scorpion on United Airlines flight

April 14, 2017TransportAirlines, Aviation, Boarding, Calgary, Comics, Company: United Airlins, Customer experience, David Dao, Fiction, Hoa people, Houston, Mac Gargan, OpenTravel Alliance, Police brutality in the United States, Richard Bell, Scorpion, Spider-Man, Textron AirLand Scorpion, United Airlines, United Express Flight 3411 incident, US Airwayssmbale

A man says he was stung by a scorpion that fell out of the overhead bin on a United Airlines flight from Houston to Calgary.
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11Apr/17

United Airlines under fire after passenger dragged from plane

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CHICAGO, USA (APRIL 10, 2017) ( JAYSE D ANSPACH) – United Airlines sparked outrage on Monday (April 10) for the treatment of a passenger who was physically dragged off a plane the airline had overbooked.
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