Originally Posted by
Yhztraveller
Even that does not make sense, as it would not be safe or hygenic for the mother/baby, and it would tie up a lav. I would have guessed that AC would prefer that someone not breastfeed in a lav, although it may not be official policy.
Making sense doesn't appear to be part of the entire incident:
- person A asked question of person B; person B offered an off-the-cuff answer that wasn't appropriate (although it may to some extent actually have been correct).
- person A complains publicly about ill-considered answer from person B - person A does not provide clear context of the question/answer.
- person C, D, E ... erupt.
- person A returns to provide some context.
- eruption has already occurred - context now irrelevant.
- Air Canada sued for human rights violation and forced into bankruptcy.
- No one flies or breastfeeds on AC again.