Pax Discrimination
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Pax Discrimination
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/airline-crew-allegedly-refused-accommodate-traveler-autism-now-they-ve-n1043996
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Hopefully their union sides with the crew...
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I'm surprised that a pilot would take a news story at face value given the horrible track record the media has in getting aviation facts correct. For that matter, I'm just happy they didn't identify the airplane as a "Cessna".
Last edited by bradthepilot; 08-20-2019 at 05:43 AM.
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I wish news media would be held accountable for fake or over blownup news. They don’t. More to it if the crew left..
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So we’re just not even going to consider the crew’s side of the story huh?
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What rows, specifically - I seem to have missed the spot in the article where it said which row was mentioned? If it were an exit row, would you let someone with rather severe autism sit there? And why did the crew "leave the terminal"? Could it have been that they timed out?
I'm surprised that a pilot would take a news story at face value given the horrible track record the media has in getting aviation facts correct. For that matter, I'm just happy they didn't identify the airplane as a "Cessna".
I'm surprised that a pilot would take a news story at face value given the horrible track record the media has in getting aviation facts correct. For that matter, I'm just happy they didn't identify the airplane as a "Cessna".
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well on the brightside, the pilots wont have to waste time updating their apps at delta anymore
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