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to AAPR Blasts United Airlines decision discriminate against People of size; New Policy charges overweight passengers for two tickets, Washington, DC (April 17, 2009) - The Association of Airline Passenger Rights (AAPR) today blasted the decision by United Airlines to violate the Civil rights of people of size by charging them for two tickets if they are considered overweight. United Airlines announced that starting the ticket agent to deny boarding cards for people when they are large"Can comfortably fasten a seat belt with an extension or get comfortable with arms down" if they do not buy a second ticket. "They are once again," said Brandon M. Macsata, executive director of the Association for airline passenger rights, the airline industry. "United is now the latest airline to customer service standards in search of higher profits shelf, while claiming to protect the new policy" carries other passengers. To a question should not be the size of anyPassenger, but rather why the airlines to the passengers as Sardis further into the cabin Pack. "Most of the coach seats are smaller than the seats in buses or trains, movie theaters - but unlike in these environments, customers can not simply get up and move but are forced to sit uncomfortably until the flight reached its destination. Macsata argued further, "Where does this madness end? So now a client who can demonstrate an advanced online ticket purchases at the airportand ...

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