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History Short: Does Commercial Air Travel Suck?
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April 9, 2025
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0:59Now PlayingOn April 9, 2017, Dr. David Dao, age 69, found out how bad flying on commercial airlines can be when he was forcibly dragged off a United Express jet to make room for United employees.
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