If I'm ever king, airline execs and I will have a conversation. It'll last about five minutes, and involve me explaining "fraud" in laymans terms. If you agree to get your passengers from point A to B by C time for D dollars, you have three options:
1) Do it.
2) Come to a mutually agreeable resolution with the customer, after informing the customer of option #3
3) You false advertising, fraudsters get hauled to jail for fraud.
I would strongly recommend against option #3, because a couple hundred counts of fraud per flight gets into life in prison territory real fast.
If I'm ever king, airline execs and I will have a conversation. It'll last about five minutes, and involve me explaining "fraud" in laymans terms. If you agree to get your passengers from point A to B by C time for D dollars, you have three options:
1) Do it.
2) Come to a mutually agreeable resolution with the customer, after informing the customer of option #3
3) You false advertising, fraudsters get hauled to jail for fraud.
I would strongly recommend against option #3, because a couple hundred counts of fraud per flight gets into life in prison territory real fast.
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