A Seattle doctor's confirmed United Airlines seat was given away to a standby passenger, leaving him stranded overnight and sparking a serious dispute with the airline. United paid him over $1,000 in involuntary denied boarding compensation, but then told the Department of Transportation a very different story about what happened. The doctor had key photographic evidence that directly contradicted United's official account, raising major questions about how airlines report these incidents to regulators. Today's episode breaks down what this means for your rights as a passenger and what you should always do to protect yourself at the gate. This is one story every frequent flyer needs to hear before their next trip.
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