You’ll never believe me if I told you, I had another incident on an American Airlines flight today.
I was sitting in the first row.
After landing, I helped a woman who was recovering from knee reconstructive surgery.
I was helping her pull her bag from the overhead bin.
That’s when a man pushed me and others out of the way so he could get to the front door.
I yelled at him and told him, “do not push me!”
He shoved this translator device in my face and told me he doesn’t speak English and had to catch a connecting flight to Shanghai China.
I responded by yelling into his interpreting device “I do not care! You’re a guest in my country and you will be respectful. Do not push anyone!”
Of course, as always, no one else wanted to say anything.
The plane got quiet.
The flight attendant was standing right there and refused to step in.
I told her to watch out for him because he’s pushing people out of the way.
She confirmed that she knew, but did not tell him to go back to his seat.
The flight attendant had previously told him repeatedly to take a seat because while we were landing, and still in the air, he was trying to go to the front door.
Air travel is becoming unbearable in this country.
Low class garbage people and crappy air lines.
American Airlines doesn’t take these complaints seriously, in my opinion.
We need to have a serious conversation about overweight people flying on commercial airlines.
I’m flying on
@AmericanAir and after paying extra money to upgrade my seat, I got stuck next to a man who is 300+ pounds and stripped mid flight.
None of the flight attendants wanted to confront him.
He smells like 💩 and weed.
He’s literally sitting in my seat and keeps touching me.
For context, he’s literally 300+ pounds and I’m 120.
Why does American Airlines think it’s acceptable to treat people this way?!
I tried reaching out discreetly during the flight, but they have no avenues to do that.