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Passenger pulled off United Airlines plane. CEO apologizes publicly - VIDEO

Chicago, USA - The flight was overbooked. The airline had drawn people who should leave the aircraft to board a crew and the man had refused to do so

The CEO of United Airlines Oscar Munoz appeared on television yesterday to end the controversy of the last days that followed the publication of the videos of the passenger who was brutally dragged off a plane of the airline. The images were shared by some passengers who were on the 3411 flight departing from the airport of Chicago on Sunday and heading to Louisville (USA). According to what the same...

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Rome, Italy, 04/13/2017 07:25
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