What if the United computer picked a disabled person?

I am really surprised by your response. I have flown United and have not been treated any better by their attendants versus American and Delta. My last flight on United was really disappointing due to waiting 45 minutes after everyone departed from the plane for the aisle chair. The attendant explained to me that she was not able to call for the aisle chair until everyone was off the plane. That apparently was the policy of United and the FAA. I tried to argue with her as she departed the plane with the rest of her attendants and the Captain. The cleaning crew came on board and I had to sit there listening to a vacuum cleaner.  

Jetblue and Virgin are two airlines that were really responsive to my needs before, during and after the flight. In one instance, Jetblue attendants had the aisle chair on the plane after the passengers from the front of the plane had departed. The attendants even helped with grabbing my stuff and handed me a bottle of water once I transferred to my wc. 


 

I did report it to United Corporate and I received a letter stating that I was mistaken and that 'aisle chairs are the responsibility of airport personnel so any delay was not their fault'. Further, the flight crew had to depart because 'their schedule was very tight that day'. 

No apology but just an explanation of why it happened. I haven't booked another flight on United since.