I'm not advocating torches and pitchforks, but think there is a pattern with the eyewitness accounts worth noticing:
(a.) There are no fewer than three confirmed eyewitness accounts of the incident, and to my knowledge they all seem to side with the mother and the man.
(b.) There is only "eyewitness account" that seems to side with AA flight crew.
(c.) The reason I used scare quotes for "eyewitness account", is because it is anonymous and unverified.
(d.) The confirmed eyewitnesses all seem to largely agree in their accounts, while the anonymous account contradict the verified ones (and even contradicts the video in some aspects).
Originally Posted by
MSPeconomist
NO, telling the other FA that you want to make a complaint is likely to get you thrown off the flight. In fact, you can be kicked off by crew even if they think/believe/fear that you might file a complaint or if they remember you from some earlier flight where a complaint was made.
This is a problem. This is not right.