A family was expelled from a United Airlines plane because it is theirs, two years old, without having to put on the mouthpiece. A video of the mother explaining the event went viral on social media.
Eliz Orban released a recording last Friday, December 11, showing how she, her husband, and her daughter are retired from the plane they were planning to travel from Denver, Colorado, to Newark, NJ Units)).
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They were expelled
The recording, which was uploaded to Twitter and Instagram, begins with her explaining that they had just been “thrown” off the plane.
The reason? her two-year-old daughter did not want to put on her mouthpiece because it bothered her. Given his refusal, the parents tried several times to give the little one, but it was not possible.
The clip shows how it is a member of the crew and the dice: “I’m going to have to ask them to pick up their belongings and get off the plane”.
The crew says it gave them a chance and they don’t stick to the protocols. Although both allege and try to explain that they are doing everything possible to get their daughter to use the implement, they have to leave the aircraft.
(You can read: Man cleaned the window of an MIO, in Cali, with his mouthpiece).
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The post has garnered over 5 million views and over 18,000 retweets, so far.
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The woman also stated in the Instagram post that she wanted to visit some relatives who lived on the coast of the United States and denounced that the United Airlines staff was “rude” from the beginning of the flight: “Sorry we don’t receive any advertising”.
It was like, ‘Oh, well, your two-year-old daughter isn’t fulfilled, you’re off the plane.’
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What does the airline say?
A United Airlines spokesman said in a statement quoted by ‘Fox News’ that the crew’s actions are backed by the company because they were in line with its biosecurity protocols.
The health and safety of our employees and customers is our top priority
“We have a set of multi – level policies, which include the mandate of that all passengers over the age of two on board must wear mouthguards“, It is read in the communiqué.
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He also stressed that these measures are supported by the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Cleveland Clinic. In addition, they are used by most airlines in the United States.
Eliz had assured that his family was being watched over the life of the company, but the spokesman denied this information..
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