Aug 30th, 2012 at 3:30PM: On Friday, Christopher Bridgeman and Martin Borger, a gay couple from Norfolk, Virginia, filed a lawsuit against United Continental for allegedly removing a dildo from their luggage, covering it in a foul substance and taping it to the outside of their bag. They are seeking compensation for the invasion of privacy, emotional distress and negligence.
Reportedly, the incident occurred on May 21, ...Click on a label to read posts from that part of the world.
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Gay Couple Sues United Continental Over Sex Toy Incident
Aug 30th, 2012 at 3:30PM: On Friday, Christopher Bridgeman and Martin Borger, a gay couple from Norfolk, Virginia, filed a lawsuit against United Continental for allegedly removing a dildo from their luggage, covering it in a foul substance and taping it to the outside of their bag. They are seeking compensation for the invasion of privacy, emotional distress and negligence.
Reportedly, the incident occurred on May 21, ...United Continental to expand Economy Plus seating to Continental aircraft
Feb 17th, 2011 at 4:30PM:
Compared to some other carriers, inflight services on United Airways have always been a little lacking. They don't have a neat touch-screen entertainment system, limited inflight WiFi and no live TV or radio. Thankfully, they do have two perks you don't find on any of the other domestic carriers - increased legroom in part of the cabin and the ability to listen in on cockpit communications.
...United Continental and US Airways boost revenue - only one of them actually profits
Jan 26th, 2011 at 1:30PM: The aviation world is a funny beast - one in which losing money has come to be expected, and losses are all part of "doing business". The past couple of years have been exceptionally tough for the US legacy carriers - but big changes in how they do business seem to be paying off.
US Airways earned $28 million on revenue of $2.91 billion - up nearly 11%. United Continental issued its first ...Airline profits may mean more elbow room for a little while
Oct 24th, 2010 at 10:00AM: The airline industry wants to thank you. Last year, it was mired in despair. The post-financial crisis recession left the carriers beleaguered and desperate for a turn of fortune. Corporate and leisure travel had fallen precipitously, and doubling down on extra fees, though prudent for profits, alienated both those considering a flight and the passengers with little choice but to hit the road. The ...
