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A n aviation security officer who dragged a passenger off of an overbooked United Airlines flight to make room for employees has been placed on leave, Chicago authorities said on Monday. The officer - one of three involved in the Sunday night incident - did not follow protocol, according to a statement from the Chicago Department of Aviation, and as a result "has been placed on leave effective today pending a thorough review of the situation." "The actions of the aviation security officer are obviously not condoned by the Department," the statement said. T he incident was one of the top-trending topics on Twitter as users took to the website to express their anger over the forceful removal of the passenger from United Flight 3411 as it was about to take off from Chicago to Louisville, Kentucky, on Sunday. Video of the incident posted to Twitter account @Tyler_Bridges shows three security officers huddling over the seated passenger, who appears to be an olde...

The news trending all over today is about a passenger being roughly dragged out of a United Aircraft just because the flight was overbooked is disgusting. for the link to the video click here: https://www.facebook.com/bbcworldservice/videos/10154570124332217/?pnref=story If you look at the video you will be shocked. How can dragging of a passenger be justified just because the flight was overbooked and it was caused by the airline? What United did was completely inapprorpiate

Boeing finally flew the Boeing 787-10 for the first time yesterday. Here are the snapshots Photo credit. Boeing