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Family of 3-Year-Old With Cancer Begged Spirit to Hold Flight. It Left Without Them.

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MIAMI — Running down the terminal at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Delray Beach mom Talia Tallman knew she and her family were running a few minutes late for their Spirit Airlines flight to Los Angeles. But this was one flight the family couldn't miss. (www.msn.com) Más...

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Dave Mills 2
With all due respect to this family's unfortunate circumstances, this doesn't smell right. It sounds like a combination of bad planning - they'd done this trip previously - and simply not paying attention to the flight's status. By some miracle, the rest of the pax were able to board and settle themselves in a timely manner. I'm not buying this family's story.
Highflyer1950
Highflyer1950 2
I’m with you on this. If the pax did not show at the gate in time their baggage would have been offloaded per security. The mother should have carried the 3 year old with her to the gate knowing they were very late. There is a reason why airlines have schedules and advise their pax accordingly. Had they arrived at the airport as instructed on their ticket as they had done previously this would be a non event, however, still feel sorry for the 3 year old.
Cansojr
Cansojr 1
That's the most appalling excuse I have ever heard from an airline spokeschimp. Don't those stupid morons realize that families who travel with critically ill children as patients have very special needs. Why weren't they pre-boarded which is normal in the civilized world instead of getting this lame fzxking excuse. This sickens me because I fly terribly ill children and their families in Canada as a public service for an executive aircraft service I volunteer with. Bentwing60 does the same thing in the USA! BOYCOTT THESE BUMS!
TorstenHoff
Torsten Hoff 1
You can’t pre-board passengers who aren’t there.

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