Entrained passenger on United pillory

chicago - An American newspaper Tuesday the 'criminal history' of the entrained air passenger that uncovers, gets a wave of criticism over her social media. Hundreds of people are outraged that not United, but the passenger will be pilloried and calling for a boycott.

The Courier Journal reports that the passenger, the Vietnamese doctor David Dao, from 2003 to 2005 has been sentenced for various drug offenses. He would have raped a patient. 'A miss,' as it sounds on Twitter. Many people do not understand what this does to reach the newspaper. 'Is there now a lot about the shadowy past of United Airlines?'

'Apparently it is okay for some to kick someone with a past mistake of an aircraft. Others thus get a flight (the presidential plane, ed) The Air Force One, 'a Twitter user notes cynically. Another, which focuses on the editor: 'Shame on you. So this means that your bleeding may be dragged out of an airplane? '

The conscious flight last Sunday was overbooked and there was no room for the staff. The company therefore sought volunteers who wanted to take the next flight. Nobody stood up, so it was arbitrarily assigned a passenger. The man, David Dao now appears, was already in his seat and was not going to respond to the request.

Much to the dismay of the passengers he was subsequently removed from his seat by a pair of security guards and pulled down the aisle. Images of the shocking incident in recent days were about the world.

The man was later accessing the flight for scheduled appointments with patients. When he came on board he was confused and he had blood on his face. Through all the commotion was the flight delayed by two hours.

Earlier today revealed that the CEO of United Airlines behind choosing capable men forcefully develop the plane. 'He was aggressive and disturbed public order', Carlos Munoz wrote in a letter to his staff.

The Courier Journal reports that the passenger, the Vietnamese doctor David Dao, from 2003 to 2005 has been sentenced for various drug offenses. He would have raped a patient. 'A miss,' as it sounds on Twitter. Many people do not understand what this does to reach the newspaper. 'Is there now a lot about the shadowy past of United Airlines?'

'Apparently it is okay for some to kick someone with a past mistake of an aircraft. Others thus get a flight (the presidential plane, ed) The Air Force One, 'a Twitter user notes cynically. Another, which focuses on the editor: 'Shame on you. So this means that your bleeding may be dragged out of an airplane? '

The conscious flight last Sunday was overbooked and there was no room for the staff. The company therefore sought volunteers who wanted to take the next flight. Nobody stood up, so it was arbitrarily assigned a passenger. The man, David Dao now appears, was already in his seat and was not going to respond to the request.

Much to the dismay of the passengers he was subsequently removed from his seat by a pair of security guards and pulled down the aisle. Images of the shocking incident in recent days were about the world.

The man was later accessing the flight for scheduled appointments with patients. When he came on board he was confused and he had blood on his face. Through all the commotion was the flight delayed by two hours.

Earlier today revealed that the CEO of United Airlines behind choosing capable men forcefully develop the plane. 'He was aggressive and disturbed public order', Carlos Munoz wrote in a letter to his staff.

Apparently for some a troubled past makes it okay to be beaten and kicked off a flight, and for others it gets you a ride on Air Force One.

— Crutnacker (@Crutnacker) April 11, 2017