Originally Posted by
sbrower
Making things up doesn't actually effect (sic) whether you are in violation of the statute.
Neither does it
affect it. Then why do you insist on doing so?
Originally Posted by
sbrower
The statute specifically applies to obtaining transportation, on a common carrier, in violation of the rules of the common carrier.
And selling miles or award tickets is
in no way a violation of the rules of the carrier. You are confusing carrier and loyalty program. Mileage programs are
not the carrier in any instance. Violating a Mileage Plus rule is
not a volation of a United Airlines rule.
Originally Posted by
sbrower
What federal law do you think says that it is legal to sell a ticket purchased with mileage?
None, but federal law says that no state or local government may make any laws pertaining to air travel. Period.