efernand wrote:
It is/was illegal for the child to fly on the other child's ticket. The family needs to prove that the airline agreed to change the ticket. If you shoplift something, you don't get to keep it if you make it out of the door without the store noticing. Just because the agents let them on the plane and said they could sit together, doesn't negate the fact that the ticket wasn't valid for the child to travel on. The airline should have caught it earlier, but somehow I doubt the family made sure to let them know the whole situation.
Family was totally in the wrong (and I thought United was totally in the wrong in the Dr. Dao matter).
However, I could practically hear the wife, muttering under her breath, "come on, drag him off, drag him off already! we could use a couple million, so knock out a few teeth too....."