Flight Attendant ‘Too Large For The Jumpseat’ Sues Spirit Airlines [Roundup]

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  1. That flight attendant story pretty much describes the entire vibe of America right now. We’re hopeless at this point.

  2. Lose weight. Simple solution. Not up to an airline to wait around on an employee to decide to do what was asked of them to continue being employed. Just another entitled person whom wants to sue because of their laziness.

  3. “While Blackmon doesn’t question Spirit’s right to sack her over her size, she claims a white flight attendant in the same predicament was given several months to fit in the jumpseat.

    Blackmon accuses Spirit of giving her less time to fit into the jumpseat because of her race – a decision she describes as ‘wilful and malicious and in reckless disregard’ of her civil rights.”

  4. The most interesting part about Alaska Air forum was that Ben Shlappig goes to bed at 7

  5. Sad news about Expertflyer but they’ve been going downhill for a while, between not showing premium cabin availability on the ME3, limited airlines that they can access, and not visibly attempting to increase the number of accessible airlines. Now things are getting even worse.

  6. Hold on, the woke Hollywood group has a movie poised for Oscars called Whale. It’s about a six hundred pound male who we should have immense compassion for. The airlines should not be federally mandated over standards they use to set. Ive seen so many flight attendants as wide as the aisle it’s repulsive. This helps the obese passengers excuse.

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