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U.S. Airline Suspends Staff After Black Men Kicked Off Flight
UNITED STATES – American Airlines has placed several employees on leave following an incident where black passengers were removed from a flight due to a complaint about body odor.
UNITED STATES – American Airlines has placed several employees on leave following an incident where black passengers were removed from a flight due to a complaint about body odor.
Three passengers have filed a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in the January 5 incident.
CEO Robert Isom acknowledged the incident as unacceptable and expressed disappointment in a note to employees.
The airline stated it is holding those involved accountable and implementing initiatives to prevent such occurrences, including an advisory group focused on black passenger experiences.
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