Involuntary Denied Boardings Plummet After United Changes Policy

GET.com Consumer News & Opinions View this email in your browser 16 June 2017 Involuntary Denied Boardings Plummet After United Changes Policy United Airlines reported impressive operational improvement for May 2017, all thanks to the carrier's recent policy changes designed specifically to improve customer experience. The airline's operational report for May showed an incredible 79 percent drop (year-over-year) in the number of involuntary denied boardings. This averages to about two denials a ... Read in browser   Recent Articles: The Department Of Homeland Security Could Ban Laptops On Flights Coming From 71 More Airports Korean Air Launched SKYPETS - A Frequent Flyer Program For Your Pets A First Look At How Canada's New Passenger Bill Of Rights Could Change The Way You Fly United's New Nonstop Flights Between Los Angeles And Singapore Will Make History British Airways Extends Elite Status For 2 Years Thanks To Recent IT Catastrophe Copyright © 2017 GET.com, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you subscribed on GET.com (previously known as DailyMarkets.com). Our mailing address is: GET.com 14 Wall St 20 Fl New York, NY 10005 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list