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#851177 by Scrooge
11 Jul 2013, 01:57
United stepping in to help is more than just being partners in Star, but they are required to, I think the law is called the "airlien and Railways disaster assistance act, I may be a little off on that.

I am not taking away anything from UA btw, they stepped up big time and their workers should be applauded.
#851214 by simonallardice
11 Jul 2013, 18:22
Scrooge wrote:United stepping in to help is more than just being partners in Star, but they are required to, I think the law is called the "airlien and Railways disaster assistance act, I may be a little off on that.

I am not taking away anything from UA btw, they stepped up big time and their workers should be applauded.


I think it's the Airline Disaster Family Assistance Act, there's a seperate one for railways, either way, I don't think it compells another carrier to help. I think UA are geniunely helping of their own accord.
#851236 by Scrooge
12 Jul 2013, 00:29
Thank you, you are correct and you are correct, though it really is in UA's best interest to help get SFO running smoothly again, they certainly deserve a pat on the back for stepping up and helping out when it was needed.
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