JetBlue punches themselves in the face

[giza]

Remember the post I made last month about the grandmother who was arrested for videotaping an altercation on board a JetBlue flight?

Well, JetBlue just couldn't leave the situation be. Instead of admitting they screwed up, or at least remained silent, they instead chose to send Marilyn Praver a nasty letter in which they accused her of of being "argumentative, condescending and belligerent", and chastised her for refusing to obey the instructions of crew members.

Guess what just got posted on YouTube. Yep, it's the altercation in question:

Nothing too shocking, just a couple of passengers arguing because one passenger couldn't (or wouldn't) control her "little angel". And that's what JetBlue was so upset about?

The blog Photography is Not a Crime has much more detailed writeup on the situation, including a copy of Marylin Praver's complaint letter to JetBlue.

And remember, taking pictures inside a plane isn't allowed, unless you're a JetBlue flight attendant, wiping another attendant with a tampon:



I think Sarah Palin should work for JetBlue. She'd fit right in.

Comments

[netcrimes.livejournal.com]

All I can say is Wow.

[shockwave77598.livejournal.com]

She's not all that with it. There was a simpler solution.

"Did you make a video?"
"No."

Problem solved. And that's certainly gonna be my answer to any question about "did you take a picture" no matter what from this day forward. Give some people an ounce of power and they throw a ton back at you.

[giza.livejournal.com]

I never really cared for lying to flight attendants myself.

[neillparatzo.livejournal.com]

Twice, I've had flight attendants crack jokes like "we're flying to Cancun!" or "Hong Kong!" If they can lie, I can too.