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From the actual source article (https://www.newsweek.com/united-airlines-warns-flights-attendants-memo-not-duct-tape-unruly-passengers-seats-1619883 https://www
by striking 5y ago
From the actual source article (https://www.newsweek.com/united-airlines-warns-flights-attendants-memo-not-duct-tape-unruly-passengers-seats-1619883 https://www.newsweek.com/united-airlines-warns-flights-atten...),
> Flight attendants used duct tape to restrain an agitated and disruptive man who was able to slip out of handcuffs on a flight in 2003, according to reporting from the Associated Press. And again in 2008, a woman who physically attacked both passengers and flight attendants got the duct tape treatment on a United flight according to The Seattle Times.
> A spokesperson for United declined to identify the "designated items onboard" the memo advises using instead of duct tape.
- OJFord 5y agoBut from the submission (perhaps edited since): > Unruly flyers aboard United Airlines may be detained by seat belts and plastic hand cuffs, but duct tape won’t be one of the tools utilized
- mumblemumble 5y agoThat may not be an exhaustive list.
- OJFord 5y agoOf course. I just don't think a different article saying UA declined to comment is more informative than this one thinking it knows at least some of the list.