Reply #180: See my Thread here about my NWest [View All]

Airlines Experience.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=389&topic_id=7325854&mesg_id=7325854

The frustration that I experienced when I learned of this recent incident still troubles me.

I want to scream at the top of my lungs ~ "Please, will someone give passengers a voice in their Security!"

I keep thinking, if only I had been firm in demanding that something be done right away , that his seat be moved, or my seat be moved or could I have asked to speak to the Head Attendant and on and on my brain doesn't stop.

I'm thinking this morning that each passenger should receive a form that has a carbon copy when entering the airport. It would have a list of the options that a Passenger could/should do to keep everyone safe.

There can also be a tear off that can be given to Security or to the ticket agent or someone so that Passengers will feel that their EYES and EARS are vitally important in this process.

I don't remember seeing the man in question acting strange in the Pre Boarding Area, it wasn't until later in the flight that I realized that the man seated behind me in the WINDOW SEAT had a major problem.

I know some will say, that would be too much paper work for all concerned but not me.

I have traveled all over the globe and NEVER have I EVER seen anyone that acted like that man in the WINDOW SEAT behind me.