Bill Sanderson
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Photo: WSOC |
First Sgt. Albert Marle [photo] asked a flight
attendant if she would hang up his coat on a four-hour flight Thursday from
Portland, Ore. to Charlotte, NC, said Charlotte TV station WSOC.
But Marle was traveling coach — and the closet
was for first class passengers, the airline said.
“If the space is available, our Crew will allow
you to use,” the airline said in a tweet meant to explain its closet policy.
But that’s not what the flight attendant told
Sgt. Marle, passengers told the TV station. Instead, she simply said, “Our
airline policy says I’m not going to do it, so I’m not going to do it,”
recounted first-class passenger Brian Kirby.
“I was really appalled at not only the way she
looked at him but the way she spoke to him in an angry type of attitude,” said
Kirby.
Marle did not raise a fuss, and did not comment
to reporters. But others on the plane complained on social media.
“We hold all those serving our country in the
highest regard and apologize for any offense caused,” the airline said Friday
in another tweet. It said it is reviewing the incident.
Bill Sanderson, New York Post, October 11, 2014
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