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American Airlines says it has suspended an employee after video emerged of a heated exchange with a passenger who came to the defence of a crying woman holding a baby.
The commotion began Friday afternoon after an airline employee — according to Facebook user Surain Adyanthaya — "violently" took the woman's stroller, "hitting her with it and just missing her child."
That video has been cut quite a lot, the male passenger and the male aircrew (in blue shirt) had an extended face to face slanging match basically threatening each other etc ..More US airlines shenanigans:
American Airlines worker challenges passenger to 'hit me' in fight over stroller
For a country that prides itself in excellent customer service, the airline industry in the USA does seem to lag behind other industries in America, and indeed Europe.
So, according to this account, a lone prarent with two kids in strollers was assisted in doing one of the most stressful things a line parent of two small kids can do how?
No idea why she was even allowed on the plane with two strollers if there was no room for them. They should have just kicked Mr KnockYouFlat off the plane and put the folded-up strollers in his seat.
Normally they take the stroller away from you before you get on the plane and put it in the hold. There should never be a stroller being pushed down the aisle unless it's being used in lieu of a wheelchair.
Now they've gone and killed a giant rabbit, called Simon obviously -
United Airlines in new PR disaster after giant rabbit dies on UK flight
Maybe there was enough to go round on the meat choice though.
It was going to O'Hare airport in Chicago - there's got to be all sorts of jokes in there.
SpymasterIt was called Simon. They've crossed a line there![]()
It was called Simon. They've crossed a line there![]()
pa, you promised ma you'd restrain your cursing. how embarrassed you were to be thrown out of a prison for foul languageCunts.
Yes it *does* actually.passive agression always defuses a situation yah
The most recent figures from the US Department of Transportation – dating from 2015 but released this February – show 35 animal deaths occurred during transit across 17 carriers in the US.
United accounted for 14 animal deaths in that period with a further nine reported injured among the nearly 100,000 animals carried by the company.
how many dogs have you booked as cargo?For animals, going as cargo is well stressful. 35 deaths out of 100,000 doesn't seem many, there are no figures as to how many die within 3 months of flying though. During my career well more than half of all dogs I've booked as cargo have been dead within 3 months of arrival. There's a reason why when race horses fly their trainers sit with them, stroking them etc.
how many dogs have you booked as cargo?
didn't know you were a travel agentAbout 25. In my early days it was only people emigrating that took pets with them, after a few years I saw a pattern and started warning people, not booked any as cargo for over 15 years now. Recently more people take pets with them in the cabin; excluding UK flights, small dogs are OK in most cabins and larger ones are accepted with some carriers if designated 'emotional support pets', which is basically a blag to take your dog with you.
I also sent a parrot as cargo on American to New York, waste of money really, could've made its own way there.
Blimey.During my career well more than half of all dogs I've booked as cargo have been dead within 3 months of arrival.
About 25. In my early days it was only people emigrating that took pets with them, after a few years I saw a pattern and started warning people, not booked any as cargo for over 15 years now. Recently more people take pets with them in the cabin; excluding UK flights, small dogs are OK in most cabins and larger ones are accepted with some carriers if designated 'emotional support pets', which is basically a blag to take your dog with you.
I also sent a parrot as cargo on American to New York, waste of money really, could've made its own way there.
My half witted brother spunked about £10K he didn't have taking a lardy Rottweiler to the dominican republic and back. there was no chance of it going in the cabin obvs.