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Should he have been allowed to sit in an exit row with all that going on? I mean they knew he had these conditions before hand.
by post_break 10y ago
Should he have been allowed to sit in an exit row with all that going on? I mean they knew he had these conditions before hand.
- jrockway 10y agoThe requirements are the ability to understand English and lift 50 pounds. No lifting required for a modern widebody anyway. Open the door and get out, that's your only job when you're sitting in the exit row.
- Symbiote 10y agoOr not open the door -- for instance, if there is water or fire on the other side. Hence needing to understand English.
- donretag 10y agoThat was my first response to the article as well. However, I do not put blame on the airline since his condition could not have been noticeable upon boarding. I would assume they would have done something about a noticeably sick passenger regardless of seat location. Instead, the passenger was incredibly selfish for taking an exit row seat considering they knew they were sick.
- hueving 10y agoWhat? How did the airline know of these conditions before hand? You don't provide your medical history when you buy a ticket.