Up to $ 9500 for bumping seat
World
April 15, 2017 06:30
new york - Delta Airlines travelers who voluntarily give up their seat if a flight is overbooked, now can receive a fee of up to 9373 euros (9500 dollars). Previously, only 1271 euros ($ 1350), according to CNN Money.
The airline wants to prevent situations such as competitor United Airlines. A flight of United to Louisville was so overbooked that the crew had to designate a passenger to disembark. Despite fees to a thousand dollars no one was willing to voluntarily step out. The designated passenger was dragged out of the plane by security officers, where he was wounded.
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