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United Airlines Faces Backlash Over Treatment of Disabled Child's Life-Saving Equipment

  • Melissa Sotomayor accused United Airlines crew members of improperly demanding that she remove her son's ventilator before flight UA1349 on March 8.
  • Sotomayor stated that despite providing necessary documentation to fly, crew members insisted on disconnecting her son's ventilator due to his special needs.
  • United Airlines apologized to Sotomayor after she reported negative interactions with cabin crew, describing the apology as insincere.
  • A United spokesperson said they contacted Sotomayor to address her concerns and apologized for any frustrations she experienced.
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Mother says airline told her she had to take son off breathing machine before takeoff

United Airlines has apologized to a mother who claims her son was asked to remove his breathing machine during a flight. The incident has sparked outrage online

·Kansas City, United States
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Mother in viral video says airline told her she had to take son off breathing machine before takeoff

United Airlines is apologizing to a mother who says a flight crew asked her to remove her son from his breathing machine before they could take off.

·Atlanta, United States
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