Will you fly United Airlines now?

[DigitalMcScrapper]

Just curious how many people would still fly United Airlines after their recent incidents. I read that they may now compensate inconvenienced flyers up to $10K to give up their seat. I have to say if I choose to fly with them again (still undecided), I would absolutely allow them to bump me for a payout of $10K!

 

[CristyK]

In a heart beat I'd fly with them again. The United Airlines Employees did not drag the Doctor from the plane. The Chicago Airport Authorities did. That being said , I think it could have been handled differently. But United Airlines did exactly what they were trained to do.
Just because you pay for a ticket doesn't mean you can pick and choose what rules you follow. Right there on the contract you agree to when you purchase your ticket it says the airline can bump you for any reason. Having worked in the avation industry I feel bad for the employees on that flight. Even worse for the four that had to take the seats.

 

[mariewilcox]

Sure, but they don't fly out of "my" airport so it's really a non-issue for me. We mostly fly Delta or Allegiant from here or sometimes American if we're going coast to coast.