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In-flight Issue United ignores passenger safety in flight

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Mar 15, 2010, 12:05 AM

jimworcs

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It isn't the airline's responsibility to monitor a grown adults alcohol consumption

Actually, ChrisH.. under the terms of the their license to sell liquor, I think you will find that it is absolutely their responsbility to monitor grown adults alcohol consumption. You will also find that this rule also applies the bars and clubs in most States. This is precisely why New Mexico was able to take action against US Airways.

Whilst I agree with you that individual are responsible for their own actions, you are wrong to suggest or imply that the person selling the liquor has no responsibilities in this regard.

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