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Once the flight crew asks you to leave a flight, you must exit the plane. No exceptions. Here’s the back story, The passenger purchased a neck pillow from the airport and strapped it to the seat, which is non-compliant. He was asked to remove it several times, but he... show more
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Just wait a minute here. Did someone actually post a confrontation video on X and also include the back story and context? I was starting to think that wasn't allowed.

I worked for an airline for years, ive flown for years. I learnt one thing. Do not ever argue with the cabin crew. You will never ever win!

imagine kicking someone off a plane over a pillow anyone else tired of these kinda power games? everything over regulated a pillow!

He was a jerk long enough to piss off the crew and make them think he might pull some other stunt during the flight. By the time he started to comply, it was too late.

Flying 101: Be early. Be patient. Smile. Follow instructions. Shut the fuck up. Don't smell. Try not to die.

Yes, the flight crew asked the passenger to remove the neck pillow from being strapped to the seat during the departure process, as per FAA regulations requiring all loose items to be properly stowed for safety reasons. The passenger's refusal to comply led to the escalation and eventual deplaning of the entire flight. He could have put the damn pillow back after the take off!!🤷🤷

Abusing the power of being a flight attendant. A non threatening action should never be a reason to de-board anyone. We need serious well educated staff in such positions rather than stubborn high school dropouts.

When stupid rules meet a stubborn person. This is also how those dumb rules get changed. Who knows what kind of issues this caused everyone on the plane. Any serious person who realized this was all about a pillow, they could hold the airlines responsible and sue them. Like he said, he's used it 50x, and these are the same airlines that are looking for any way possible to cram you in and offer less for the last 50 years.

When you are on a plane you must listen to the crew. It’s that simple. If you can’t follow their instructions in a non emergency situation you be come a liability if there is ever an emergency. How do people not see that.

He was asked to remove it several times and refused. That’s the problem REFUSED. Until he realized he was about to lose Had he removed it when first asked no more problems. But his entitled ass thought he was in charge of the situation. So another episode of FAFO.

He looks exactly like you’d have guessed he looked.

Simply put, if you are a passenger on a plane you have to be able to follow instructions. If you can’t follow instructions you are a liability to everyone else on that plane, you got to go.

This is like being non-compliant to a police officer and then the moment they decided to arrest you, you become compliant. The decision was already made. You cannot talk yourself out of it at that point, it's too late.

Absolutely perfect synopsis of air travel: a set of silly, useless rules, where everybody involved knows they're silly, but they're still enforced with zero tolerance by very stupid people, and obeyed without question out of fear of tyrannical overreaction by the stupid people.

Has anyone stopped to think how the neck pillow feels in this situation? This is abuse.

Amazing how the people who say "Obey the rules" get real bitchy when THEY are asked to "Obey the rules' 1. Is it a stupid rule? Yep. Sure is 2. Not following getting you removed? YEP. Sure is. So, you have an option: 1. Shut up and file a compliant later or 2. No fly.

Normally I’m on the airlines side in these things, but in this video he states he’s holding the pillow in his hand and you can’t see it behind his neck. If he complied with the order to remove the pillow from the seat, why is there still an issue?

When a flight attendant tells you to do something, you do it - period. Why is this so difficult for people to understand??

If a simple instruction cant be followed, who’s to say that he will follow any instructions mid air? If you have been asked politely to follow rules and you resist, its for everyone’s safety that you either deplane or everybodys getting off.

I am cracking up at him inconveniencing everyone to still end up kicked off the flight. I was on a redeye and we weren’t at a hub. Someone shoved the male flight attendant and we didn’t leave until the morning. Just listen to the crew so we can get where we’re going.

What a fucking loser. I hope he loses his job.

That arrogant, entitled prick is quite happy to place his job in jeopardy rather than lose a petty argument over a neck pillow. What a pussy! He’s quite happy to inconvenience a whole plane load of passengers rather than comply with a simple request. What a loser! He must have been an absolutely unbearable child. Still is. What an unbearable child!!

Stubborn loudmouth idiot in first class? Say it isn't so.

a pillow……..

What a prick! I hope he did lose that job

He says he did comply & remove the pillow (even the vid info claims he didnt)? Guessing he ended up complying but was too little too late and by then flight attendants were in the "lets kick this asshole out" mode. Probably not wise to piss off the flight attendants...

This was over…a pillow? 🙄🙄🙄

Nope. Once a passenger has shown beligerance to a flight crew member they must be removed. The crew member doesn't need to be distracted during the flight fearing for their safety thus compromising the safety of the plane as a whole. I hate it but its the big picture that matters

It always cracks me up when delusional pricks like Captain Douchebag here say things like, "I'm not getting off the plane." Foola$$, if the flight crew wants you off....

Their plane. Their rules. As stupid as some of those are, they leave no latitude for flight attendants for judgment calls.

What a monster! airline are the worst,they love any sense of authority.

“I won’t even ask for a drink” 😭

No matter how dumb they’re acting, you have to remember you’re entirely at their mercy. If you can’t deal with that then you shouldn’t fly.

A$$hole. On an airplane you do exactly what is commanded by the flight staff. No ifs, ands, buts or backtalk. And once it reaches the point of "you must leave the plane....", it's all over. You are not going to remain on that flight, no matter how much you plead or whine at that point. Zero tolerance, and I support this 100% percent. On that plane, you do as you are 'effin told.
