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Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP
United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz testified in front of the House Transportation Committee during a hearing on airline customer service that was largely prompted by the forced removal of Dr. David Dao from a United flight last month, which Munoz called "a serious breach of public trust." Munoz promised repeatedly that the company would do better in the future:
- "If we break it, it is incumbent upon us to fix it."
- "We had a horrible failure three weeks ago. It is not who we are. It is not this company."
- "Our actions will speak indefinitely longer than our words. We will do better."