A New Hampshire mother says she was forced off an American Airlines flights after her tired two-year-old son refused to wear a face mask.
Rachel Davis was flying from Charlotte, North Carolina to Manchester, New Hampshire when she was approached by a flight attendant who demanded the toddler, called Lyon, put on a face covering or they would have to get off the plane.
The pair had not yet sat down in their seats but Davis claimed in an Instagram post that despite attempting to put a mask on her on her little boy, he was overtired and not cooperating.
Rachel Davis was flying from Charlotte, North Carolina to Manchester, New Hampshire with her two-year-old son, Lyon.
Before the pair had even sat down, a flight attendant told her to ensure her son was wearing a face mask.
The toddler was tired and no matter what she tried, Lyon would not cooperate.
The pilot of the plane told her that they would both be unable to travel Davis said it was her fourth flight of the week but the first where her toddler had been required to wear a face mask.
American Airlines policy states that all children aged two and over are required to wear a face mask on flights.
There is a Facebook video from the gate after being deplaned with all the passengers.
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