Re:Remove United from your flight results
by diminoten on Thursday April 13, 2017 @01:12AM
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That's a civil matter, they're absolutely allowed to kick you off their plane if they want, regardless of what they told you before.
Sure, they're breaching contract, but that's a civil matter. It's completely unlike residency, as well, because that's got special protections, and as many times as people say this has special protections too, it doesn't.
Re:Remove United from your flight results
by arcticbull on Thursday April 13, 2017 @11:59AM
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Right, except, like, it does, because airlines are regulated too, by the DoT. Actions here likely constituted a breach of 14 CFR 250.2a
That's like saying you leased your house to a tenant for a year but then six months in you find another tenant that you want so you call the cops on the first tenant. Doesn't work like that (well at least where I live).
A contract is a contract and nobody is tresassing here.