British Airways Rules Questioned in Court
Mirko Fischer is suing British Airways over their policy not to seat a child next to a male passenger whom the child doesn’t know.
Mirko Fischer is suing British Airways over their policy not to seat a child next to a male passenger whom the child doesn’t know.
According to the businessman BA brands all men as potential sex offenders and thus humiliates innocent men. He claims that he himself felt that way when on a flight from Gatwick he took with his pregnant wife he was asked in a high voice to change his seat. He was originally seated next to a 12-year-old boy.
Next month court will decide whether this is a case of sexual discrimination and BA should change their policy.
But I can’t help but wonder – didn’t people at the check-in desk know about this policy and couldn’t they have spared everyone the headache?
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