Emirates Airline Capitalizes on United's Epic PR Disaster With Blatant Trolling Commercial

Gotta hand it to Emirates Airline for jumping in on all the hysteria and controversy surrounding United Airlines after the 'forcible passenger removal' incident last weekend, with their new commercial that laughably holds nothing back with the negative reputation jabs.

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