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Topic	If a flight is diverted, who pays for that?
TheVipaGTS 01/27/18 1:21:07 PM #7:	Zikten posted... what I never understood was people acting up. like I can understand if its to save a life. but it's really fucked up and not fair to the rest of the passengers to divert a flight when 1 person is drunk or something. that is very stupid and I will always oppose it. airlines make a lot of a really stupid rules though. which is why I am glad that I barely ever have to use a plane if the person is acting up to the point where he needs to be removed from the flight then its for the safety of the other passengers. who knows what he could do that could put others at risk...They don't exactly have the means to restrain an individual like that and its not like they can legally just tie him up in the corner. its better to get them off ASAP just in case or it opens the door for far more problems for the airline. It could be something as "small" as him harassing another passenger on the flight and that person starting an issue with the airline, or it could escalate from there...just get them off and into custody. Don't play around. --- Dallas Cowboys: 1 - 1 <cite>TheVipaGTS posted [p:894908655] in If a fligh... [t:76249326]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zikten posted...</cite> <quote>what I never understood was people acting up. like I can understand if its to save a life. but it's really fucked up and not fair to the rest of the passengers to divert a flight when 1 person is drunk or something. that is very stupid and I will always oppose it. airlines make a lot of a really stupid rules though. which is why I am glad that I barely ever have to use a plane</quote> if the person is acting up to the point where he needs to be removed from the flight then its for the safety of the other passengers. who knows what he could do that could put others at risk...They don't exactly have the means to restrain an individual like that and its not like they can legally just tie him up in the corner. its better to get them off ASAP just in case or it opens the door for far more problems for the airline. It could be something as "small" as him harassing another passenger on the flight and that person starting an issue with the airline, or it could escalate from there...just get them off and into custody. Don't play around. --- Dallas Cowboys: 1 - 1</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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