If you book a domestic flight, get boarded and then an announcement is made that the airlines need some volunteers to offboard due to overbooking, will you do it volunteerily?
Ofcourse if you know by now, this question is in the context of yesterday’s incident when United Airlines called for a similar request, but then when none of the passengers volunteered, they dragged one of the passengers by force out of the plane.
And since then there is a huge outrage and outcry against UA for this incident, who hasn’t apologized yet.
By (possible) coincidence, that passenger was asian race so there is a discrimination card in play as well.
waja ?? why to volunteer ?? pehlay soye huye thay ?? errrrr…
Kidding it depends actually, if I was in no hurry, have no luggage, they gonna onboard me in very next flight and they are asking very nicely then I would have volunteered… utni dair poondi shoondi ker leta airport pe lolzzzz
I don’t understand how the airline didn’t know the plane was overbooked minutes before take off.
I heard airlines usually keep a few seats unbooked. Time is valuable, I would demand some compensation if I were put in this position.
errrrr…
it depends actually, if I was in no hurry, have no luggage, they gonna onboard me in very next flight and they are asking very nicely then I would have volunteered… utni dair poondi shoondi ker leta airport pe 
lolzzzz
