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American airline Spirit Airlines placed a six-year-old boy who was traveling alone on the wrong flight and who ended up at a different destination than he was supposed
American airline Spirit Airlines placed a six-year-old boy who was traveling alone on the wrong flight and who ended up at a different destination than he was supposed to, according to several local media reports this Monday.
The events occurred on December 21, when the minor mistakenly boarded a flight in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which took him to Orlando, Florida, 400 kilometers from Fort Myers, which was his true destination and where his grandmother was waiting for him.
In an interview with local network WINK News, a Spirit representative apologized to the boy’s family and announced an investigation into the incident.
The airline says the minor was accompanied by Spirit staff at all times and that when they realized the mistake, they contacted his family to reunite him.
The boy’s grandmother, Maria Ramos, told the same network that she was waiting for her grandson at the Fort Myers airport and panicked when she was told the minor was not on the plane.
However, his suitcase arrived at its destination.
EFE contacted Spirit this Monday, but the company has not yet provided more details about the incident.
Newspaper Washington Post He recalled that a similar episode occurred in 2016, when Maribel Martinez sued JetBlue Airlines because the company embarrassed her son and handed over another child to her while flying from the Dominican Republic at JFK Airport in New York. . EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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