Stu Gotts wrote:

Haven't flown much commercial lately, huh?

Errrr, yep. But I haven't seen any indication anything's changed in
regard to the passenger's right to complain. And FWIW, people have
been arrested for popping a gasket on commercial flights for many
years (though it does seem to be more common, but that's probably
because there are more tightly wound passengers these days).

But I'll give you another chance - give us a cite of the regulations
you allude to. I am still entirely in the dark as to what has
changed.

Mark Hickey

On Thu, 13 Nov 2003 20:20:35 -0700, Mark Hickey
wrote:

Stu Gotts wrote:

Probably the rudeness is escalated with the airline's newly formed
Nazi powers given to them by your federal government. In other words,
NEVER complain while you're in the air. It may be cause for arrest!

Explain to us how the rights of passengers to complain (or to be
arrested for going postal) has changed at all with the new
regulations. I musta missed that...

Mark Hickey