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Yeah lolBeing worth 2 million isn't alot. Good luck with the lawsuits.
I'm really curious what the "proper policies" are for restraining a passenger that physically assaulted people. At first I thought it was just standard "suspend until investigation, which they definitely won't be found of wrongdoing and will get back pay", but this is some bullshit if it's suspended for "not following proper policies for restraining a passenger".
Which airlines?I've been on two trips since June. Three of four flights had some type of nonsense on them. Yesterday, some guy got in trouble over an Mask. Also, someone let their three children sit alone in an section. The oldest child looked no older than 10. She was trying to take care of an 8 year old and an two year old. The infant cried 5 hours straight.
That video is amazing, they literally taped him around the seat and taped his mouth lol
Doesn't it require taking them to the back of the plane or just not in the main cabin?I'm really curious what the "proper policies" are for restraining a passenger that physically assaulted people. At first I thought it was just standard "suspend until investigation, which they definitely won't be found of wrongdoing and will get back pay", but this is some bullshit if it's suspended for "not following proper policies for restraining a passenger".
Okay, sorry for being stupid and not american.Or because as others pointed out already, they're only on about 1 of every 100 flights. If you think a marshal gives a shit what the color of the person risking his/her life on a plane is, you're not that bright.
Could at least fly delta or American unless he's been put on their shit listNet worth of 2 million aint enough to fly first class everywhere unless you want to be poor fast.
It's policy whenever there's an incident.He is not treating others like a human being and was restrained as such, even without any violence.
You need to reward those guys and not suspend them.
In an additional statement, Frontier took a shot a the flight crew, though.It's policy whenever there's an incident.
"During a flight from Philadelphia to Miami on July 31, a passenger made inappropriate physical contact with a flight attendant and subsequently physically assaulted another flight attendant. As a result, the passenger needed to be restrained until the flight landed in Miami and law enforcement arrived. The flight attendants will be, as required in such circumstances, relieved of flying pending completion of investigation of the events."
Sounds like a Pokémon itemEDIT: The man is named like some sort of soda or gum flavor. "Max Berry", amazing
There is a big swath of options between first class and frontierNet worth of 2 million aint enough to fly first class everywhere unless you want to be poor fast.
I'm sorry, what is the procedure in this instance? Dude is literally STRIKING an employee after GROPING two employees. You have to restrain him.
The more stories come out like this, the more I'm glad I stay with either Southwest or Delta.
And I want to know what proper procedures were supposed to be followed after getting attacked?
i thought an air marhsel was on every flight with gun and handcuffs ??Sorry if I missed it somewhere but were the proper policies for restraining a passenger ever clarified anywhere?
Maybe they use duct-tape to fix all kinds of things on the plane, and so they avoid buying other methods to restrain passengers as there's always plenty of it around.Good, fuck that guy. But also, why do we keep seeing duct tape incidents, do they not have other restraints?
That logic was always so stupid. All it does is teach kids that you should let yourself be a victim and get beat up.
It just teaches kids that adults can't and won't help them. Because even if you get beat up, you still get in trouble.
I'm surprised he wasn't laid out on Frontier.
not even closei thought an air marhsel was on every flight with gun and handcuffs ??
Not on every flight, as far as I know.i thought an air marhsel was on every flight with gun and handcuffs ??