<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by chasbondy:
Stop with the "I feel your pain" nonsense. The fact is, that the connecting flight knew he was on the ground and headed to the gate. Just because some $8 an hour cart driver was a little tardy, is no reason to threaten a lawsuit, or ask for freebees. The guy made his flight in the ordinary course of business, and just because it didnt happen in the smooth manner he wanted it, is no reason to get into a lather over it. I bet the cart got him there faster than some of the walking passengers got there.</font>
Agree 100%. Every person with a (non-developmental) disability has a responsibility to be reasonably smart, and consider what might happen if things get a little messed up.
CO was in complete compliance with 14 CFR Part 382, and any complaint is really more of a customer service issue than a (good lord) civil rights issue.
Suggesting that this is an issue of discrimination or civil rights is simply insulting to those who actually have legitimate claims.