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Petzl wrote: On Wed, 12 Apr 2017 00:52:41 -0500, First-Post wrote: On Wed, 12 Apr 2017 15:15:00 +1000, Sylvia Else wrote: On 12/04/2017 3:08 PM, First-Post wrote: I haven't done the math myself but I've read articles that say so far United has lost around $700 million thanks to this fiasco that was effectively caused by their desire to make every single seat on every flight profitable. Their stock has fallen like a rock. The market can penalize screw ups worse than any court. The $700 is a reduction in market capitalisation, not a loss made by the company. The stock will bounce back. Sylvia. Yes but in the eyes of the stock holders it is a big loss to them. And if it doesn't rebound fast enough and high enough, the CEO may very well see the end of his tenure. The Aircraft was not over booked. Those seated were given boarding passes and seated The four made disembark were all Asian so selection was not random Four "staff" turned up at last minute not booked requiring seats. Three of the Asian passengers left quietly. Maybe the selection priority should have been blacks, Mexicans, Asians. We could have seen some cops get punched and beaten before they pulled guns and started shooting everybody. After this Asian guy wins his lawsuit, United might as well paint black eyes on each cockpit window because this will never ever go away. It's going to haunt them like Pan Am Flight 103. |
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