Airlines Have Obligations: To Compensate During Mechanical Delays, and to Deliver Bags They Charge to Check

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  1. I must agree with Joe B. The opportunity UA had when Smisek departed appears to have been wasted. Munoz is a longshot to fix UA’s problems. Good luck to him.

  2. Another solid piece from Joe B and I think he nails it. I wonder if Smisek was up to his Jeff in some other kind of grief and UA just threw Munoz out there while they (the board) re-group. Sorta like Chernenko in ’84.

  3. Seat assignment problems have become my #1 aggravation when dealing with family trips that are planned well ahead and it has been getting much harder to stay on top of seat assignments and airlines have gotten much wylier in both allowing seat assignments in the first place and then moving you against your wishes non-stop.

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