Second legroom divert
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Second legroom divert
Apparently there's been another one. This time it's AA from Miami to Paris.
I'm on my phone and posting the news link is far too complicated.
This is why when we fly, I book my husband into the seat in front of me.
I'm on my phone and posting the news link is far too complicated.
This is why when we fly, I book my husband into the seat in front of me.
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Why are Captains diverting because Flight Attendants are letting themselves get caught up in arguments between two passengers? Really?
Flight Attendants are not Peace Officers. If one passenger is ill behaved to another passenger, what role does the airline have in that, if any? Does an airline have a duty in such circumstance? If there is room in First Class, I say find a serviceman, or peace loving grandma, and move them, but the miscreant in the newly open seat.
Or, if flying Jet Blue, lock them in the lav.
Flight Attendants are not Peace Officers. If one passenger is ill behaved to another passenger, what role does the airline have in that, if any? Does an airline have a duty in such circumstance? If there is room in First Class, I say find a serviceman, or peace loving grandma, and move them, but the miscreant in the newly open seat.
Or, if flying Jet Blue, lock them in the lav.
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Why are Captains diverting because Flight Attendants are letting themselves get caught up in arguments between two passengers? Really?
Flight Attendants are not Peace Officers. If one passenger is ill behaved to another passenger, what role does the airline have in that, if any? Does an airline have a duty in such circumstance? If there is room in First Class, I say find a serviceman, or peace loving grandma, and move them, but the miscreant in the newly open seat.
Or, if flying Jet Blue, lock them in the lav.
Flight Attendants are not Peace Officers. If one passenger is ill behaved to another passenger, what role does the airline have in that, if any? Does an airline have a duty in such circumstance? If there is room in First Class, I say find a serviceman, or peace loving grandma, and move them, but the miscreant in the newly open seat.
Or, if flying Jet Blue, lock them in the lav.
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