AA Captain gets in the news this time.
08-03-2018, 11:01 PM
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AA Captain gets in the news this time.
https://nextshark.com/american-airlines-cello-jay-tang
This was over a cello being in a seat or something trivial. Either way once again a captain decided to insert himself in the situation and allowed himself to be filmed giving the victory gesture as the person was being kicked off. After he claimed he was injured.
How many times does this need to be said? Unless a drunk is beating up your number one there is zero reason to ever leave your seat in these situations.
This was over a cello being in a seat or something trivial. Either way once again a captain decided to insert himself in the situation and allowed himself to be filmed giving the victory gesture as the person was being kicked off. After he claimed he was injured.
How many times does this need to be said? Unless a drunk is beating up your number one there is zero reason to ever leave your seat in these situations.
08-04-2018, 04:27 AM
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From the American Airlines Website.
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Were Captain Chaos and the F/A on biffy breaks when the instructor covered this subject about musical instruments, as carry on baggage, during basic indoc.
1E9F6BEB-5634-432C-9A71-7D443A345415.jpg
Were Captain Chaos and the F/A on biffy breaks when the instructor covered this subject about musical instruments, as carry on baggage, during basic indoc.
08-04-2018, 05:15 AM
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Yeah he did purchase a seat for cello but AA claims 737 is too small and unsafe for it to be stowed there. No one told him when he booked ticket that 737 was excluded from this policy until his wife was removed. I feel pretty bad for them. Not right at all. I hope they make it up to them but something tells me they'll be flying on our competitors in ORD now.
08-04-2018, 05:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Paperboi
Yeah he did purchase a seat for cello but AA claims 737 is too small and unsafe for it to be stowed there. No one told him when he booked ticket that 737 was excluded from this policy until his wife was removed. I feel pretty bad for them. Not right at all. I hope they make it up to them but something tells me they'll be flying on our competitors in ORD now.
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