Originally Posted by
bocastephen
I've flown with GAs and passengers who I refused, but not FAs - the passengers gave me the sourface treatment, the GAs seemed to be oblivious, but when I've asked a couple times for seat swaps and been refused, we just sucked it up and moved on without any ill feelings. It's really not that big of a deal.
The OP should have confronted that whole group inflight, tried to get at least one name, and told them to their faces they would be reported and likely will kiss their NRSA privileges goodbye.
Then the guilty FA relatiates by claiming that the OP is a security threat and it doesn't end well. A complaint from someone who has already been labeled to be a problem customer won't be treated seriously.