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American Airlines flight to the Bahamas canceled when Massachusetts high schoolers refused to wear masks
Charlotte Douglas International Airport on Monday was the scene of a protest by a group of Massachusetts high schoolers who refused to wear masks, causing an American Airlines flight to the Bahamas to be canceled and creating a nightmare for dozens of passengers left stranded, reports say. (www.pennlive.com) Más...So, what was the original complaint that these tykes figured they had the right to protest? I guess in their education, they did not learn anything about cooperation but only individual/mob rule?
I am about to sound like an old poop, (maybe I am), but back in my day, that would have equated to at LEAST being suspended from school if not expelled.
I am about to sound like an old poop, (maybe I am), but back in my day, that would have equated to at LEAST being suspended from school if not expelled.
and a good ass whipping
"WSOC-TV said that according to police sources, no one was arrested."???
We have been hearing many other reports from different airports of unruly passengers getting their butts hauled off by the constabulary, so WTHeck gives these little indignant rejects the right to not get slapped with cuffs???
We have been hearing many other reports from different airports of unruly passengers getting their butts hauled off by the constabulary, so WTHeck gives these little indignant rejects the right to not get slapped with cuffs???
wag the dpg to get compliance. They arrived on flight from Boston to Charlotte didn't they?
Must have worn masks then.
Must have worn masks then.
There is no way the airline would hold an entire plane hostage because a few people weren't wearing their masks. They would be asked to leave, and if they refused the authorities would be called. This article clearly implies that the group of miscreants was directly responsible for the delay, when it seems the actual cause was maintenance and duty time issues, and the bad behavior was just ancillary.