Unbelievable story. Did US Airways issued some warning about "non-responsive" customers and now the attendants are hyper sensitive? Is it allowed to sleep on a US Airways plane since you are "non-responsive" when sleeping.
Originally Posted by
cherylsiscon
At that point I got on the phone to my attorney, requested a trip to medical to get a blood alcohol test to show that I was not intoxicated. When they heard me on the phone to my attorney they than stated they could put me on the next flight "even though it also was oversold" they found me a seat, apologized for the inconvenience, gave me the name of the flt. attendant and gave me the name of the four US airways employees that disagreed with the flt attendants assessment.
This freaks me out. What kind of society the USA become? A lawyer ruled one? Do I need always a lawyer on 7/24 standby? This is really scary!