Boy With Down Syndrome Kicked Off Flight Because Of Security Risk

  • Air Date: Wednesday the 5th 2012

A California family who was not allowed to board their cross-country flight said Tuesday that they were discriminated against.

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Air Date: 2012-09-05 00:00:00
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  • J Ilaoa

    This is so very sad, my heart goes out to the young man. I can only hope and prey he forgets this happened to him and go on with his life. And that this is a wake up call for all airlines, you can not treat our children with such disrespect! Shame on American Airlines, I will Never fly with them again!! Southwest allows children with Down Syndrome to board in advance and asks if they need special seating or assistance, just as they would any person with a “different ability”. J Ilaoa, San Diego California.