"Big John" wrote in message
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| Is BA a 'common carrier' and what are the rules for common carriers?
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| If BA is a 'common carrier' what difference who owns it?
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British Airways is a common carrier, meaning that it holds itself out to
carry passengers and property for hire. It does not mean that British
Airways is community property. After all, a guy who offers to carry loads of
hay with his horse and wagon is a common carrier. Being a common carrier is
no different than any other type of business. Are you saying that just
because someone is a common carrier that he has no right to control over his
personal property?