Toddler as terrorist
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Toddler as terrorist
Sorry guys over the pond, but that seems a bit too much.....
Kleinkind unter Terrorverdacht: 18-monatiges Mädchen von Bord geworfen - SPIEGEL ONLINE
Google translation
Infant under suspicion of terrorism: 18-month girl has to leave U.S. Jet.
So small and yet with the terrorists? Employees of the airline JetBlue referenced in Florida, an 18-month girl from boarding a flight to New Jersey. Her name was on a list of suspects who appeared in U.S.
Fort Lauderdale - have some employees of the U.S. airline JetBlue at Fort Lauderdale temporarily lost common sense : The employees of the airline called the parents of an 18-month-old girl shortly after boarding, leaving the plane, such as the U.S. news channel CNN reported. Their reasoning: The name of the small Riyanna stood as a terror suspect on a so-called no-fly list by the U.S. TSA.
The family was headed out of the machine and had to wait in the terminal, while JetBlue staff met with officials from the TSA. "We felt exposed and presented as a circus act," said the father, the TV reporter.
30 minutes later, the parents were informed that they may return with her daughter on board the aircraft. There was no apology or explanation of the circumstances at that time, however. The family decided against the flight - the plane was returning to them in his own words too embarrassing.
When asked by CNN denied the TSA that have found the name of the infant on the no-fly list. For this reason the family was also boarding the flight from Fort Lauderdale to New Jersey has ever been possible.
JetBlue initially rejected any responsibility for it, but spoke little later by a computer error. The airline apologized to Riyanna and their parents. Your staff could, however, behave properly and be the protocol followed.
Kleinkind unter Terrorverdacht: 18-monatiges Mädchen von Bord geworfen - SPIEGEL ONLINE
Google translation
Infant under suspicion of terrorism: 18-month girl has to leave U.S. Jet.
So small and yet with the terrorists? Employees of the airline JetBlue referenced in Florida, an 18-month girl from boarding a flight to New Jersey. Her name was on a list of suspects who appeared in U.S.
Fort Lauderdale - have some employees of the U.S. airline JetBlue at Fort Lauderdale temporarily lost common sense : The employees of the airline called the parents of an 18-month-old girl shortly after boarding, leaving the plane, such as the U.S. news channel CNN reported. Their reasoning: The name of the small Riyanna stood as a terror suspect on a so-called no-fly list by the U.S. TSA.
The family was headed out of the machine and had to wait in the terminal, while JetBlue staff met with officials from the TSA. "We felt exposed and presented as a circus act," said the father, the TV reporter.
30 minutes later, the parents were informed that they may return with her daughter on board the aircraft. There was no apology or explanation of the circumstances at that time, however. The family decided against the flight - the plane was returning to them in his own words too embarrassing.
When asked by CNN denied the TSA that have found the name of the infant on the no-fly list. For this reason the family was also boarding the flight from Fort Lauderdale to New Jersey has ever been possible.
JetBlue initially rejected any responsibility for it, but spoke little later by a computer error. The airline apologized to Riyanna and their parents. Your staff could, however, behave properly and be the protocol followed.
