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Durable Goods Orders Rise In July On High Demand For Civilian Aircraft

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With the increase negative publicity that United Airlines suffered while forcefully removing a passenger from one of the flights, the Airline announced that it will raise the financial limit to $10,000 on payments to customers who are asked to give up their seats on oversold flight.

United also said they will increase training for employees after the video showed a passenger being dragged off a flight.

United is also vowing to reduce, but not eliminate, overbooking — the selling of more tickets than there are seats on the plane.

 The airline made the promises Thursday as it released a report detailing mistakes that led to the April 9 incident on a United Express plane in Chicago.
When asked whether ticket sale have dropped from the violent incident video, United refused to comment.

 

United Airlines Will Now Offer Up to $10,000 If You Give Up Your Seat  was originally published on myspiritdc.com