Puerto Rico Breaks Dominican Record

[SKY]

‘Only in Florida’ 30 Wheelchair Passengers Preboard Southwest Airlines Flight, 28 Walk Off Freely After Landing​

‘Only in Florida’ 30 Wheelchair Passengers Preboard Southwest Airlines Flight, 28 Walk Off Freely After Landing - View from the Wing

On one Southwest Airlines Tampa flight, 30 passengers boarded early and got better seats for free because they said they needed wheelchair assistance. Then they walked off the plane and all the way out the terminal themselves on arrival. They didn't all need a wheelchair, but cracked a code.

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[johne]

That's nothing compared to our passengers that upon arrival just don't get and and walk. Noooo...atSDQ they land, clap, sing Hallelujah and then dance the bachata with their family near the exit door.

 

[keepcoming]

That's nothing compared to our passengers that upon arrival just don't get and and walk. Noooo...atSDQ they land, clap, sing Hallelujah and then dance the bachata with their family near the exit door.

Thats the fun of landing in SDQ (STI and POP also).

 

[windeguy]

I thought my last USA flight to NY/JFK had more. You can't make this stuff up.

 

[Father Guido]

Start charging for wheelchairs, this from someone who needs wheelchair assistance in an airport.

 

[debinatore]

These poor souls came seeking a flight, and instead were healed.

 

[Gadfly]

Could PR’s recent countrywide power outage have broken a DR record in electrical grid failure

 

[JD Jones]

Start charging for wheelchairs, this from someone who needs wheelchair assistance in an airport.

I'm guessing it will come to that. Just like the 'support animals' nonsense.

 

[Joseph NY2STI]

How about boarding wheelchairs LAST?

 

[SKY]

‘You’re Not On This Flight!’ Southwest Agent Boots Wheelchair Passenger After Heated Clash Over ‘Jackass’ Remark​

‘You’re Not On This Flight!’ Southwest Agent Boots Wheelchair Passenger After Heated Clash Over ‘Jackass’ Remark - View from the Wing

The passenger is in a wheelchair and preboarding. She is being taken onboard by a contractor. The agent scans her boarding pass, he begins to push her onto the jetbridge, and then the agent calls them back. The woman apparently called the agent a "jackass" after he scanned her boarding pass...

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[JD Jones]

‘You’re Not On This Flight!’ Southwest Agent Boots Wheelchair Passenger After Heated Clash Over ‘Jackass’ Remark​

‘You’re Not On This Flight!’ Southwest Agent Boots Wheelchair Passenger After Heated Clash Over ‘Jackass’ Remark - View from the Wing

The passenger is in a wheelchair and preboarding. She is being taken onboard by a contractor. The agent scans her boarding pass, he begins to push her onto the jetbridge, and then the agent calls them back. The woman apparently called the agent a "jackass" after he scanned her boarding pass...

viewfromthewing.com

Perfect.

 

[NALs]

Was the agent taught that as part of his job or that was something he simply came up with and would get in trouble if the higher ups know about it? I bet he wasn’t taking into account the whole ordeal was being recorded by a third party.

There could be a lawsuit in the works.

 

[SKY]

Was the agent taught that as part of his job or that was something he simply came up with and would get in trouble if the higher ups know about it? I bet he wasn’t taking into account the whole ordeal was being recorded by a third party.

There could be a lawsuit in the works.

Ever try and sue an airline? Or even find a lawyer for a case like this.........

 

[windeguy]

Was the agent taught that as part of his job or that was something he simply came up with and would get in trouble if the higher ups know about it? I bet he wasn’t taking into account the whole ordeal was being recorded by a third party.

There could be a lawsuit in the works.

The agent was abused by the woman in the wheel chair. Agent did the correct thing kicking her off the flight.
While the US is lawsuit happy, there is no basis for that.

 

[NALs]

Ever try and sue an airline? Or even find a lawyer for a case like this.........

It wasn’t the airline that took her off the flight. Some people work in positions and make decisions that aren’t a company policy. Seen it many times. A person’s rights will be violated and get away with it if they don’t know what exactly are their rights.

 

[JD Jones]

She fit the profile of someone who gets on a plane and doesn't follow flight attendant instructions.

How many times have you seen a video of passengers being deplaned to allow agents to remove one idiot physically?