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July 11th 03, 06:18 AM
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Michael wrote in message Actually, in the long run it's the right thing
to do. It creates financial consequences for the airline. It ****es off the flight crew, and as a result the airline has to either pay the flight crew more for dealing with the fallout or accept less-qualified flight crew, which will show up in the insurance rates before long. You are severely misguided. Flightcrews have been dealing with delays since commercial flying started in much the same way. A mean-spirited passenger venting on us won't change anything, except that we may have that passenger removed from the plane. D. 
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