The Bottom Line On The Coulter Seat Deal

market-ticker.org / by Karl Denninger / 2017-07-23

Ann Coulter may be one of the most-hated women in America (by half the country, anyway) but that doesn’t change what happened with her and Delta.

She paid for an assigned and premium seat.  She was assigned that seat.  The airline then moved her to give that seat to someone else.

Folks, this isn’t “overbooking”, but it is fraud.

Contract of carriage or no, the facts are simple in this sort of situation.  Today airlines do not give you assigned seats until you get to the airport unless you pay an extra fee.  That is, an assigned seat is no longer part of your “base fare”, it is an explicit service for which you pay.

Once you’ve paid you’ve had offer, acceptance and an act in furtherance of performance has taken place.

That’s a binding contract — period.

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