A woman has accused the crew of an EasyJet flight of sexism. According to the Briton, she was thrown out of the machine because of a too deep cleavage.
The airline rejects the charge and justified the flight reference with the contentious behavior of the woman.
On June 23, Harriet Osborne boarded a plane after a holiday in Malaga and was to take her back to London. Some passengers complained to the crew about the clothing of the 31-year-olds: The Briton wore a transparent lace blouse with a low neckline and had no bra on. A stewardess therefore asked the passenger out: Harriet Osborne should cover her upper body with something substantial, especially since on board were children. When the Briton, dressed in a different way, wanted to get back into the plane, she was denied entry.
“I was escorted out of the machine. I was shocked. That was so sexist. I burst into tears,” the woman told The Sun.
According to her own information Harriet Osborne had to pay 149 pounds ($187 US-Dollar) for a new flight. The airline EasyJet confirmed the incident, however, denied the sexism allegation. According to the airline, the crew have politely expressed the demand for a more fitting outfit. The passenger nevertheless behaved abruptly towards a crew member. “We do not tolerate insults or threats to our staff,” countered the airline.
Were is her money and the umbrella for safe landing out of the airplane.
Who in the world proof read this article??? Oh my goodness gracious. ♀️