Women's March Activist (Tamika Mallory) Kicked off AA Flight.. Riveting Video

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/...ale-aggression

lengthy explanation, but captivating.. another case of Airlines treating customers like crap.. I believe her account of what happened, and my take is:

(1) Miss Mallory copped a bit of an attitude, initially, with the (Black) ticket agent.. the TA does not know why the system failed, and switched the seats.. I can't blame the agent for returning a bit of attitude.

(2) the White Pilot was right, that "respect goes both way".. true, he assumed the ticket agent had told him the correct story, but I think he was fine saying that.

(3) where things derailed was the Pilot's "I'll show her" follow up. I think his first fear was that she might be rowdy on the plane, but after his confrontation at the plane's entrance, that fear should have alleviated.. the show of force that followed was completely out of line, and the Pilot should be fired, and AA sued.

it will be interesting to see where this goes from here.

Yep! Huge overreaction.

Very typical of airlines.

Huge over reaction by who?

Huge over reaction by who? Originally Posted by pyramider

1. the Pilot

2. the Police

1. the Pilot

2. the Police Originally Posted by Chung Tran

Exactly. Typical airline assholes.

Lol. I have to side with the airline on this one. Nice try though.

Dang racist white master protecting his black coworker. AA has preferred status?

One thing I didn't get was her description of her son or brother? Was it her son or her brother. because she used both interchangably like she was from West Virginia and it confused the hell out of me.

Lol. I have to side with the airline on this one. Nice try though.

Dang racist white master protecting his black coworker. AA has preferred status?

One thing I didn't get was her description of her son or brother? Was it her son or her brother. because she used both interchangably like she was from West Virginia and it confused the hell out of me. Originally Posted by dallasfan

you side with "the Airline", yet you already demonstrate misunderstanding yourself.. the passenger with her was not her brother or her son.. he was her "brother", as in joined together for a cause.. his name is "Mysonne", you heard Miss Mallory refer to him by name, which confused you.. and just like the Pilot and the Police, you didn't bother to get the whole story before making a judgement.

so.. why do you support "the Airline"? is it because Mallory needs to be taught a lesson?

She overreactied... simple as that. She needs to show some humility.

The situation was not a big deal and she made it one. She knew what ticket she bought. The lady tried to help her and probably got frustrated by her attitude and thought the hell with you. This is like a kid throwing a temper tantrum over ice cream.

The issue with the friend she didn't talk much about. But the pilot didn't know the connection between the two. For them to throw him off too he must have done something also.

She overreactied... simple as that. She needs to show some humility.

The situation was not a big deal and she made it one. She knew what ticket she bought. The lady tried to help her and probably got frustrated by her attitude and thought the hell with you. This is like a kid throwing a temper tantrum over ice cream.

The issue with the friend she didn't talk much about. But the pilot didn't know the connection between the two. For them to throw him off too he must have done something also. Originally Posted by dallasfan

The young woman, may or may not have over reacted as well depending on a number of things we don't know about.

When will the airlines freakin' learn? Geez. Public opinion on the stories will never end on the airlines sides....EVER!

Everyone at the airline who deals with customers should be trained to ask themselves, "Are my actions going to be reported on the 6 o'clock news in a bad way?" If, yes, stop! Take no more action.

They are such an easy target right now.

1. the Pilot

2. the Police Originally Posted by Chung Tran

3. Mallory, too.

She overreactied... simple as that. She needs to show some humility.

The situation was not a big deal and she made it one. She knew what ticket she bought. The lady tried to help her and probably got frustrated by her attitude and thought the hell with you. The issue with the friend she didn't talk much about. But the pilot didn't know the connection between the two. For them to throw him off too he must have done something also. Originally Posted by dallasfan

"needs to show some humility".. there you go.. teach this Black Bitch a lesson.. that's what you, the Pilot and the police all agree with. and no, the lady (ticket agent) did not try to help her.. in what way? she said she didn't know why the seat was changed, and that's that. you assume the friend, Mysonne, did "something". you have no idea.. assuming once again.. the Authorities must be right.

When will the airlines freakin' learn? Geez. Public opinion on the stories will never end on the airlines sides....EVER! Originally Posted by grean

poor training.. like you say, there has been a rash of these negative incidents, and the Airlines have not looked good on any of them.

3. Mallory, too. Originally Posted by pyramider

Mallory overreacted, sure she did.. on a 1-10 scale, about a 3.. the Pilot and the Police were a 10.

As soon as she pulled the race card she lost credibility and her bully pulpit.

As soon as she pulled the race card she lost credibility and her bully pulpit. Originally Posted by pyramider

but the race card was not played until the Police showed up to kick her off the aircraft.

you and dallasfan played the Black Bitch card at the ticket gate.

No. Just a plain general bitch. Lol

Sometime we have to check ourselves before we embarrass ourselves.

Sometime we have to check ourselves before we embarrass ourselves. Originally Posted by dallasfan

but you're directing that statement to Miss Mallory.. it applies much more to the Pilot and the Police in this sordid outcome.