Steve Kuester
Second Unit
- Joined
- Dec 19, 2001
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I believe corporations are allowed to cater to the clients that they choose. Should an obese person sue the GAP because they don't offer jeans with a large enough waist size?
Personally, I would fly Southwest alot more often if they operated out of Logan.
Be as "outraged" as you want... Question as many of Southwest's policies as you want. Southwest is one of the only major airlines that consistently turns a profit each quarter. Q2 Financialsyour second statement explains exactly why southwest wouldn't touch logan in a million years.
I believe corporations are allowed to cater to the clients that they choose. Should an obese person sue the GAP because they don't offer jeans with a large enough waist size?
They can cater to who they choose provided they don't discriminate based on race, ethnicity or sex.
They can cater to who they choose provided they don't discriminate based on race, ethnicity or sex.
which they have not.
I don't see skinny people suing lane bryant.
how do they handle that when a passenger who is paralyzed needs to fly? i would assume the chair stays up front. do they carry the person to his/her seat?The person is transferred and buckled into a "straight back" chair which can go down the aisles. They are then transferred to their seat in the plane, buckled in, and their own wheelchair is stowed so it can meet them at the arrival gate. A cabin crewmember is appointed to that person to get them off the airplane in the case of an emergency, or in some cases the person can have an attendant of their choosing ride with them for free to serve in that capacity.