Yep, and think about what kind of incentives this gives airlines.
Let's see - try to "bump" passengers, have to shell out $$ and risk a social-media event that generates enormous bad PR,
OR
Cancel the whole flight and say "sorry, flight was cancelled due to safety considerations, have a nice day, sorry if you have a connecting flight you'll now miss, I guess it sucks to be you."
So maybe instead of more expensive tickets, as a result of this incident what we'll see instead is simply more cancelled flights.
Way to go, Dr. Dumbass.






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