Originally Posted by
Jeff767
That can’t be the issue. YYR is a 2 hour flight from EWR. EWR is awash with aircraft, pilots and flight attendants. In a emergency which a aircraft on the ground in minus 30 temps certainly is you simply cancel a revenue flight or two depending on what is available and dispatch those aircraft to YYR. Sounds like someone at UAL made a decision not to disrupt revenue flights. That would be a very poor choice.
Well that is exactly what happened. It appears that UA ops chose to keep delaying the rescue flight instead of sending one of the early morning EWR flights up there and rescheduling a revenue flight. So when you choose to fly UA and get diverted this is how you will be treated by ops I guess. Godspeed