spite thy first of all, she is NOT a disturbance, there’s literally no other way she can communicate while she’s frustrated. second, “disturbance” is not a threat.
I think this has more to do with the mother’s reaction. She told the flight attendant that the child could have a meltdown and scratch people. I think the captain made a decision based off the future threat she posed-all relayed by the flight attendant.
I agree. And, if the child reacts that way to being hungry, why didn’t the mother bring snacks for her “picky eater”? It’s not up to the airline to have an assortment of foods on board. Parents need to take responsiblity..... and THINK ahead.
Yes because an 8 year old girl is so dangerous and gonna crash a plane. An 8 year old autistic girl who can’t control how her brain is is such a terrible disturbance to everyone and she should be not allowed to fly on planes because of how her brain is.
@@carolbentley4718 Ok but what if that child has a routine and is used to a hot meal at that time in her day? Is mum supposed to bring an oven onboard to cook for her? Maybe they thought there would be something suitable on offer, maybe they had burnt through all the preplanned snacks for reasons such as delays. You don't know. Your ignorance is outstanding. "Picky eating" (more accurately restrictive eating) in autism is very common and extremely stressful to deal with for both the autistic individual and their parents, so for everybody else's comfort, does that mean they should never go on holiday or travel? I'm sure the parents tried their best to accommodate their daughter as much as they could. Ignorant comments like yours make you no better than the people who booted her off the flight. Educate yourself
Странно Хрипы this is disgusting. You’re saying just because someone has an illness they can’t control they should be killed. HOW CAN YOU NOT SEE HOW WRONG THAT IS.i don’t care if it’s a joke it’s disgusting. You really need to educate yourself more because if you really saw how life was for us you might be able to understand how wrong this is.
I have a kid with Autism. As a parent, you know your child's triggers and you are prepared for them. Her parents failed her. They expected others to deal with their lack of preparation. I would have had Mac & cheese ready to go. (The only food my son would eat consistently.)
Great comment! I always bring my battery powered hot plate so I can boil water on the plane, and cook the macaroni that I purchased in the airport gift shop. (You can't bring food through airport security, dummdumb 🙄)
The original comment and all of these replies were 100% written by the airline staff and lawyers 😂😂😂 This is one of the dumbest comments ever written, and nobody who has a kid with autism would ever say something so ignorant.
I feel so sorry for the parents in that situation. Their lot in life is hard enough as it is. United Airlines just went ahead and made it a lot harder. With the public humiliation being the cherry on top.
We should start a nationwide boycott of United Airlines. Maybe get some autism advocacy organizations involved in organizing that boycott. This should get a lot more publicity than just one CBS news station.
@@moonlight-fs8fz me too. I can't understand how people who are clearly mentally unwell get kicked off but kids who are purposefully being annoying get away with it
As a parent of a child with autism, it is the parents responsibility to make sure they have everything they need for their child to thrive in outside environments. This mother should have packed or bought food prior and been prepared for this flight it is noones responsibility, but the caregiver of the child. She also could have communicated better to the flight attendant....
100% agree!! This was my first thought especially knowing what the predictable outcome was and than saying how picky she is?? Mom dropped the ball, put herself in this situation, let her daughter down - I wasn't there to see the whole thing unfold to justify whether the Captain overreacted.
Bollucks Maria. You can’t take the home with you, you can only do your best. There is an infinite things that can alter a situation for a child with Autism like mine that you are so unprepared for, you can prepare the best you can (And you should) but you need a little luck and some empathy and common sense from the world around you too. As someone who is trained in safety critical operations like the Pilot, we are trained to operate safely amongst challenging conditions like this. She is not a rowdy band of hooligans chanting and singing over the noise of your safety systems. They caved into the pressure of pleasing passengers.
I don't agree with you when a mother ask for hot food from the flight and willing to pay it was their fault and refuse and the kosher even said what the outcome gonna be
If the mother had not made them aware that this girl could be a threat they could have stayed but after the mother TOLD THEM she could get upset and have a fit and start scratching someone....she became a threat and they had to remove her, The mother caused all this nonsense and I wonder why the mother didn't get her some favorite foods for the trip if she KNEW the child acted crazy if she gets hungry?
*"How about if we wait for her to have a melt down... and then you'll want to help her." In other words, "It will be your fault, if she goes off the rails, not mine."*
That comment is what hurt her cause. The pilot might have made a snap decision to re-land the plane because of the kids massive tantrum, plus that entitled comment. Chaos of a plane is completely different from chaos in your house.
Same. Flew from Europe to US all the while listening to a baby scream nonstop almost all the time. But god forbid a special needs kid need their, well, special needs right?
I like how all the comments are skimming over that me fact that the mom said she’ll start screaming and scratching. That’s kind of a threat to other passengers.
Screaming is not a threat, and she probably meant scratching herself (it's a common way of stimming for some autistic people), unlikely the mother would have allowed her to scratch another person without disciplining her.
@@dinohall2595 and it's hard to scratch people from a plane seat. maybe her mum next to her, but that'd be agression rather than frustration which seems more like the way this would play out.
Toddler: *makes earpeircing scream for 8 hours in a row* Pilot and Airline: This is fine and completely not distracting. This girl: *Makes quitet noises* Airline: Then it is treason.
Ok fifth time trying to reply and I have to say my brother would most likely be more annoying because he is very loud me and parents have separate rooms and across the hallway with their door and my door closed I can hear my brother crying across the hall and in one incident you see my brother was crying so hard not only could I hear him in the basement while he was all the way upstairs when I picked him up I could feel his sweat and when he was done I could hear him kind of gasping for air and if they think the girl was annoying and would be a threat think again well what the airline did with that comment was kind of immature was the captain did was kind of dude yet reasonable (kind of) to why do I say this well if something did happen well what about all the other passengers safety and if not that then wouldn't the captain be nervous that could not only affect this plane but also all the passengers on board but still the whole thing with the flight attendant and airline comment all of that downright rude and immature what the captain did in the middle (also my brother is only 5months and we haven't actually been in a plane yet with him do to the pandemic so don't blame him)
I have a brother who is autistic and often makes noises like this when he’s frustrated or just in general. I can’t believe people, especially the full grown adults who were working on that plane, do not understand that children may have different spectrums of autism. Some people can only say so much and some can only make noises such as this to express their feelings. People are so ignorant and uneducated. This is disturbing and heart-breaking.
HDXD her kid is special needs,she ask for certain accomadations,they refused even they they have to accommodate by law and the parent then said if she doesn’t get her specific needs she will have a violent meltdown which is worse for everyone involved and more of an issue and inconvenience rather than just giving the girl the specific accomadations she needs.even then they gave her the hot meal and everything was fine,the problem was over with yet the pilot decided to “emergency land” and take that amount of hassle just to throw off the autistic girl and her family because he was uncomfortable with having an autistic girl on his flight
if the passenger is disrupting the flight they should removed from the flight regardless of your disability. I once had a mentally disabled individual disrupt a movie I was watching. I was watching Lord of the rings at a Cinema and these mentally ill people spent the entire time making strange noises which ruined the experience for me. If you cannot sit still for a movie without making loud noises then you should not be in cinemas, planes, buses trains, ships, or anything else where there would be a captive audience.
Especially when adults with autism get shamed because they have to live at home and they get harassed for it. it’s absolutely disgusting that people have the RUDENESS and lack of education and brains to say stuff that could get them beat up, shot, stabbed, or kicked out of a place. I hope people who shame autistic adults for living at home do get beat up maybe they’ll learn to keep their mouth shut in public. I’d deck somebody if they said anything rude to me, tough luck, where I am from you don’t discriminate anyone if you do you’ll be sorry, people I know would smack the daylights out of an angry discriminatory Karen or Karl anyday.
Michael Stewart Are you kidding me guy? Your not very smart if you say stupid stuff like that. Somebody’s gonna smack or shoot you if you say dumb stuff like that. Get off, before I get you kicked off. You need to be careful what you say you don’t know who’s around or how someone is going to react. Your not going to start stuff on the tube. I’ve heard enough of your rude, discriminatory nonsense. Take your trash elsewhere.
The girl has a disability. According to the Americans with disabilities act companies have to make reasonable accommodations for passengers with disabilities. I would argue that selling a hot meal to an autistic child to prevent a meltdown is a reasonable accommodation.
Ķäsane Ťeam2649 Telling the crew "she has autism she's gonna make noise" doesn't necessarily make it alright. Maybe in some cases it does, but usually it's like saying to the police "I'm mentally unstable, I'm gonna shoot people" see, it's still a problem.
Jen Chub I bet United airlines will be plagued with so many lawsuits for the future if they do not change. Not only the autism issue, what about dragging a passenger off a plane in an in humane way?
In my opinion, the parents needed to let the airline know beforehand, of their daughter's requirements during the flight. Even better, they could have had food in a thermos container, knowing how their daughter would act when hungry. The parents are responsible for their daughters care.
The captain is uneducated and doesn't deserve to be in that position in which he has control over so many people's lives if he doesn't know what an autistic person is, and if he thinks they're a "threat"
Karla It doesn’t have to do with being uneducated. If she was being disruptive, the captain may not have had a choice. We try to be as accommodating as possible, but sometimes it isn’t enough. We don’t like having to remove people from flights, ever. What worse yet is it required a diversion.
@@karla3153 if she was saying “boom boom you will all die” then I would understand how she could be seen as a threat. Other than that, not a threat. If she starts running around the plane screaming at people, it could be seen as a threat. She was in her seat making noise. Yes, it is annoying but little kids are so much worse. The mother asked for a meal so she wouldn’t get upset and she was told she couldn’t have one.
So a screaming child who can CONTROL what their doing can go on a plane but a girl who CANT control what shes doing gets kicked off....WHAT KIND OF LOGIC IS THAT!?
The child you are speaking of was screaming, not a physical threat which the mother used the threat of her child having a tantrum to get what she wanted.
Each crew is different everyone makes a different call.. different situations different people on bored allots of factors. It’s something to talk about but I wouldn’t go yelling at them for making the decision if you listen to all the facts displayed in the video it’s not that shocking. She implies that her daughter could go into a kicking scratching tantrum and she’s much bigger than that little boy. I’m not saying it was the best decision overall but it what they felt was best for the liability and “safety” of the passengers.
I'm autistic. Her mother suggested that she might scratch which suggests violence. The airline had no choice once the mother mentioned possible violence. She should be carrying snacks. I fly with a huge sack of chewy candy. Why? Because I'm less likely to freak out and disturb people if I've got something tasty and chewy to pop my ears and keep me occupied. The airline did what they needed to do. If I'm on a plane and I see another autistic person melt down, I will melt down. Maybe don't fly if you can't handle bringing everything she needs for a trip? And never ever bring up violence.
@rachelfourie9083100% and I’m autistic as well. Just because we are disabled that does not mean the rules shouldn’t apply to us and using it as an excuse to get away with things is unacceptable.
I’m sorry, but none of you have autism like her or my children if you’re capable or writing these posts online. Don’t pull that card, I’m sick of hearing it.
The parents were supposed to make prior arrangements with the airlines with regards to their special needs child and informing them over his/her conditions that might trigger discomfort to other passengers or trigger safety concerns for the crew. Most airlines would gladly accommodate, assuming early arrangements had been made.
United Airlines Oh, you're sorry? I dunno... you only lost $1.4 billion from a situation that was easily preventable, and you're telling me sorry? Admit it, if that was an adult made without parents, you'd get the police to beat him up and drag him off.
There was a kid with autism who once sat behind me in the plane. He was very excited and nervous at the same time because this was his first time on a plane. He was making lots of noise but his father kept calling him down in a productive way. I was the opposite of disgruntled; I felt heart warmed at the father and son bond! His father and I got talking and he explained the situation to me and I told him truthfully that I was not bothered and that I understood :) he was never removed from the plane nor warned by any flight staff. So why did united kick this girl off the plane?
to be fair most people who have to sit near autists on plains wouldn't enjoy it and if anything would be disgruntled why should everybody suffer because this girl is a picky eater.
FlaGaLiner - because the idiot mother threatened the crew with the girl's behaviour. She was not kicked off because she is autistic - but because the mother indicated that there would be a problem if she didn't get her own way. And by 'she' I mean the bint mother, not the brat. The example you give is a parent that knows how to parent their child correctly - This mother made zero attempt beforehand to secure help for the child prior to the journey. And it is clearly not a surprise to the mother that the brat behaves as it does. I absolutely support United in this case.
You make me so happy! I love it when people understand these things and are so kind because my little sister has a rare disability and it makes me sad that I have to explain all this stuff to adults when I'm 11
United kicked her off the plane because her mother threatened the staff saying that she would have a meltdown, screech, and scratch other people if they didn't get food. That's a threat. The airline did nothing wrong.
I feel for the girl. I'm sorry she was treated that way. But I also believe her parents could have planned better to make her flight smoother. You can pack food or snacks for her. Or preorder a meal on the flight. But making a threat is not ok. The staff is not paid to cater to your child. Some are kind enough to assist you but to demand it is a totally wrong.
This is worded so well and compassionate for the child. I also thought it was strange when the mother was like, well you’re gonna want to give that first-class food. If she knew ahead of time what it’s going to be like, then why couldn’t she prepare ahead of time?
I have another suggestion: Talk to her doctor about the behavioral issues, and see if she needs a sedative. If yes, bring it with you everywhere you go
Actually yeah you can’t say “well if you don’t give her the meal she wants she’s going to have a tantrum and attack people” on a flight. Immediate dismissal, that’s a totally unacceptable thing to say to an airline attendant.
Clearly the mother knows how her daughter acts when hungry or thirsty. Why was she clearly NOT prepared for that possibility prior to board the plane? This was not the airlines responsibility.
That's what I thought as well. I know parents who bring along activity bags and snacks for their kids while on flight. She should also have packed some food for her child as well. I mean, she's had her daughter for 15 years, one would think she should have been prepared for when her child acts out by now.
Mom’s phrasing is what did it, basically demanded to give her a hot meal from 1st class or she will have a ‘meltdown’ and start to ‘scratch’. This was repeated to the pilot, and he said nope, not on my plane. Was justified, the mom caused it not the girl.
What kind of danger shall a young girl pose? There are around thirty or more men on that plane. Does anyone really believe that she could not be held back if she really act violent. Mindset of cowards...
@@bigjohn4445 WOW. And this comes from an actual man. There is scientific consensus that men in an academic sense increasingly fall behind in shool, because they are not allowed to move and because the shool focuses to much on training polite behaviour instead of skills. And indeed one can train (non-autsitcial) girls more easily to sit still and hevahe than boys. You are digging your on grave by attacking the idea of "unrulines"". And you do not even notice.
Ata Sancaktar don't you DARE call anyone, especially someone who can't control it, a "savage animal" or something similar ever again. that is entirely inappropriate and you should be ashamed for attacking her like this. she can't control her outbursts, and she shouldn't be labeled like that for anything she can't control. if anyone is the "savage animal" as you put it, it's you for attacking someone who can't protect herself in return.
First of all, I didn't claim otherwise. Second, you have zero authority over me, so I will just keep on doing that. What are you gonna do, find my home address and send me a strong-worded letter?
what did you mean, you didn't claim otherwise? you called her a "savage animal" plain and simple. there's no denying that. and I know that I can't stop you from doing anything, but I hope to at least get through to you that you should be ashamed of yourself for saying that.
Everybody commenting on how awful they were for kicking them off the plane, but nobody gonna talk about how the mom used her kids disability to get something from first class. She already knew what was going to happen, but they didn't want to pay for the seats for better service.
Are you aware that often now the only food on the plane is in first class? Mom should have brought food along for this eventuality, but she was willing to pay not pandering for a free meal.
@@pambronson4467 if she was willing to pay she would've paid ahead. Don't play the stupid or nieve game. She's a grown women, and knows better. She has obviously traveled before.
@@pambronson4467 They skipped over that crucial detail in the video, but hot meals are often included in first class as part of the ticket. As in, they can't be bought or priced separately.
You need to stop, United Airlines. I mean, this is always happening. It's either Delta or UA. Just stop. You guys need to fix up your guidelines and stop being pricks to people on board. And maybe people will stop putting your crap on the news. 5 months ago
Haas DelGato Delta is... where's the aids emoji ? UA,AI and Delta all have terrible service when it comes to flights. Tf u mean "Delta is 👌" they must've payed you so much to say that
Well the screaming kids, whatever it annoys people but it does not cause physical harm to anyone. The mother borderline threatened them by saying " lets just wait for her to have a meltdown and then she is crying and tries to scratch" The scratch part is what had the UA pilot worried, not that she was going to scream.
The problem with the screaming kid videos is that it DID do physical harm to the ear drums! For 8 hours, that is just horrifying to listen to, and probably dangerous.
@@JohnDoe-bt9qp not true. i’ve flown with baked items in my carry on without any issues. yes, they are swabbed by tsa, so you might give yourself extra time.
Not if she wasn't allowed to take food on board. I'm not sure about all airlines. But I know some don't allow people to take food or drink on with them. I believe it includes baby formula. But could be wrong
I know how you feel on some level. I have a brother who has low functioning autism (I’m high functioning so I appear more neurotypical in ways) and he was trouble expressing his needs and how he feels verbally. So he gets frustrated and most of the time angry and expresses that by shouting, yelling, and growling. It’s unfortunate in a sense that it sucks he can’t verbally say what it is that’s wrong cuz it must suck. But at the same time, we accept it and my mom does the best she can to try to help him
We need to stop bullying autistic peps I have a friend named Clarence and he’s autistic I bullied him but we became friends when ever he gets mad he beats the peps in our class some of us like the teachers are trying to stop him but our teachers are needing help a friend of mine stops Clarence when he is mad and attack’s peps in our class but he isn’t the only one I do too but I’m the strongest in class so I guess it’s meh duty to stop a outraging child Clarence actually bit me before on the shoulder and my back my body was protected in layers of clothe I had my tank top and my uniform and then my thick blue hoodie (it was my favorite hoodie) but his bite still left a mark on my back and shoulder but sometimes we fight cause of the peps who bullied him and sometimes he fights people who don’t do anything to him because he blames them for bullying him but they were just saying stuff he did was wrong but he is still a friendly guy
You would think the mom would know to bring snacks for the kid, so stuff like this wouldn't happen...she's basically saying, "get her food or she's gonna be your problem." Edit: to everyone saying you can’t bring food on a plane. I can confidently say that MOST planes allow you to bring snacks, as long as they were purchased after TSA checkpoint....
I don't even think it was that. I think it was more the mother's reaction like the crew had to sell her a first class meal. Like you saw her reaction here (she didn't hide it). I feel like that may have played a part in them getting kicked off. God bless you.
I get that it's not ok to kick them put of the flight but I mean... if the mother knows her daughter will have a melt down when she's hungry or thirsty, shouldn't she be prepared and take food (that the girl wants to eat) and something to drink with her? If she knows her so well she shouldn't be putting her in situations where she acts out.
If food is here thing that mom is going to still have a horrible time in life. Feel for her too, besides the flight. It would seem from afar that this girl can only be appeased by eating.
Marissa R how do you know when they're gonna melt down? My brother literally melts down for no reason and hits himself on the ground hard, when nothing happened.
I have autism and let me say this is not my most people think it is. She wasn’t kicked off the plane because she had autism. She was kicked off the plane because her family believes she should receive special treatment and said that she would scratch them if she didn’t get it. Just because you have autism doesn’t mean the rules don’t apply to you or that you can get exception to the rules , it’s not a school where they can provide special education classes. It’s a plane, where every single passengers expected to follow the rules, regardless of disability. Shame on her parents for thinking she should get exceptional treatment and threaten disorderly behavior if the crew didn’t comply. Autism or not they still have a duty to discipline her and clearly they aren’t doing that. It’s not really the autistic girls fault rather it’s the parents for not disciplining her and taking her on a flight thinking the crew should give her whatever she wants regardless of the rules. Should have travelled by car instead. The victimhood mentality in society is real, we’re quick to label people as victims based on race gender or disability etc without looking at the story. The old saying goes you can’t judge a book by its cover. As mentioned in the beginning of my comment I have autism and although I am high functioning now it was worse when I was younger, when I was 6 I went on a flight to Disney world and was exited to be on my best behavior and would be kept for Disney world and punished if I misbehaved, the same was expected of me again when I flew a second time at age 11. My parents told me I was to follow the rules like everyone else on board and I have no right to hurt other people just because I’m mad, although I always naturally had an instinct that hurting other people was wrong anyway but still my parents taught scratching and other forms of hitting is not ok. Read or watch the story before labeling someone as a victim. Ditch the victim mentally and embrace open mindedness
i don’t have ASD, but i work with children on the spectrum and i have been involved in autism studies for years, correct me if im wrong i don’t want to assume anything i may not know. Based on my knowledge, autism affects everyone who has it in different ways, hence why its a “spectrum”. For example, some have fluent speech while others are non-verbal. Some are able to care for themselves independently but others need support. Regardless of what the needs are, legally, according to the ADA, individuals with ASD are considered disabled and need to be provided with appropriate accommodations so they can be in a safe environment. I don’t think its special treatment, this girl might not have the best form of impulsion control compared to others with ASD. Everyones brains are different including those with autism. It may also be hard to tell considering past diagnoses like aspergers and kanners no longer exist and have simply been merged into the spectrum. I think this is wrong and the airplane staff failed to follow ADA so provide specific needs. And if the pilot felt uncomfortable, well, then there should have been support staff for the girl or the airline staff needs training on how to accomodate for people with disabilities.
@@jarmamiiim autistic as well and I’m going to say that it is the parents responsibility to inform the airline prior to boarding to arrange accommodations as needed. Just because someone is disabled does not mean they shouldn’t be following the rules just like everyone else. I solely agree that her parents were entitled and they landed because the mother was threatening flight attendants with her daughters meltdown which puts everyone else at risk, not because their daughter is autistic. I feel like a lot of parents are setting their autistic kids up for failure because they coddle them and never teach them boundaries or ever holding them accountable. And yes they are capable of learning no matter where they are on the spectrum. Accommodations should be provided however, their daughter does not give the parents an excuse to be entitled. They are being terrible role models and doing her a disservice by teaching her that this is okay.
Sounds more like the pilot didn’t want the kids parents on the flight.. because seriously she was like “oh well if you don’t give me what I want then you’re going to suffer the consequences” her mom is a problematic customer. The end.
Ah yes. I edited my comment- again. So- I don’t edit my comment to be like uh “oH I ediTed mY comMent nOw yoU’ll nEvEr knOw whY I gOt sO mAnY liKesS” I edited it because I have no life and I also have no brain cells
Also, his mother should have been kicked off. She asked for the wi-fi to be "turned on so the the children can be appeased with an iPad," says Inside Edition. Having wi-fi on a plane is prohibited by law. This is also bad parenting.
Hmmm, The brat screaming, running down the aisle and kicking seats and people while the parents do nothing doesn't get asked to leave, but an innocent child with a medical explanation for her behavior and she calmed down after she ate was asked to leave, something wrong with that picture and that dog definitely doesn't hunt.
“Brat” she has a condition she cannot control. And she was literally calming down, and not being a threat to anyone. All they did was kick her off for no reason, making her family not be able to go their destination, and delaying other’s arrival.
니콜 Reread my statement, I wasn't calling her ” brat” I was defending her. I was saying that children behaving like brats while the parents do nothing don't get thrown off a plane, but a child with a medical condition and has an explanation for her behavior does don't make sense now does it? I accept your apology.
The family was treated very poorly. This child has a medical condition and the parents were trying to work with the flight crew and even said that they would pay for the meal from first class, but the airline didn't want to listen. The child ate and was calm, so why did United have to kick them off? There were no threats made, just a concern parent.
ReverendMary-Catherine Ryan. i agree if they cant act civilized stay home put up with misbehaving brats for who? for what? I fault the stupif ignorant parents who are cluelesd and have no consideration for anyone else
"she had behavioral issue" so a child throwing a tantrum doesn't? a child who would literally kick seats, run around and yell which eould disturb more passengers than the girl doesn't have behavioral issues?
You are right, it's the mom's fault. She should be able to manage her daughter's behavior so she is not violent, or she should not take her on a plane, and she DEFINITELY shouldn't have threated flight staff. I get the feeling this woman uses her daughter to get special treatment at restaurants and thinks the whole world is like that. Airlines don't play those games!
@@somerandomperson68yearsago50 Can you please learn English and then type that again? Or type it in your native language using proper punctuation? Jesus Christ.
Kaiser Frost damm man I understand what you mean but no periods doesn’t make it impossible to read lmao. Anyways dont be so rude about it. And btw its not really the moms fault. No matter what her daughter does she’ll act like it.
Woman: "She was put off the plane because she was posing a threat" Girl: *Innocently watching Bear in the Big Blue House on a laptop* lol, ok lady. Edit: Probably the most likes I've ever got on anything, lmao. Thanks.
I understand your daughter is handicapped, but to expose passengers in an enclosed area to disruptive behavior IS NOT A RIGHT! FYI, i’m a nurse and had TWO special needs children, so i’m quite understanding as to the challenges. The pilot made the right decision and the poor judgement of the mother is the issue.
Yes, the mother should have been more responsible and brought food. But screaming isn't a threat. Babies, toddlers, and even drunks scream all the time on planes, and they don't get kicked out.
+marcel Chocano Yes, they can. You can buy food at the airport, and then bring onto the plane, as long as it's after the security checkpoint. I once brought pizza onto a plane.
marcelo Chocano Yes they can.But,it HAS to be from the places in the Airport.I've brought Chick-Fil-A on a plane before ((of course it was from the airport)).
so, she didn t think about informing the airline BEFORE booking the flight about her daughters illness and maybe should have not flown at all...some mothers just LOVE the DRAMA!
I am Deaf. There is a place to mark your disability and if you need assistance when booking, and also ability to inform the flight crew at the desk. No excuses at all, as I live near PDX airport, for this to happen except for arrogant mother and apathetic dad.
@davidthedeaf literally was just asking myself that. They could've let the flight know a head of time that they had an autistic daughter that is uncontrollable. But nah no effort on the parents at all
Talon OOHH yes they can. You don't understand. My 1 year old sister sent me to the hospital when she scratched me on purpose on the eye, like the literal eyeball. And most babies can do that too so yah
Airlines need to be required to have training on handling someone with special needs. She cannot control her actions like we can. I know because I spent most of my teen and early adult years caring for people.
Airlines should kick ANYONE who is disruptive and noisy, wether it's a child, teenager, adult, special needs. Etc, no one should be forced to bear with any type of annoying tantrums wether they can be controlled or not
what kind of “threat” did she make? disgusting.
i’m not ok it really is. My mom teaches autistic kids in middle and and my cousin has autism (higher end, 200+iq )
@@alishablackburn6460 huh?
Disturbance
spite thy first of all, she is NOT a disturbance, there’s literally no other way she can communicate while she’s frustrated. second, “disturbance” is not a threat.
@@user-su7ls6tf2m I didnt say a disturbance is a threat, but it's not my fault she's like that I wouldn't want someone screaming beside me.
*kick a child off a airplane for playing a laptop on the lunch table and make weird noise*
*didnt kick a baby screaming for a 8 hour*
world's logic
Nah, he was screaming for the *WHOLE 8 HOUR FLIGHT*
I know it's sooooooo stupid!
@Skillzworthy :D 8 hours meh dude
This girl is bigger than a baby and can cause harm
@Skillzworthy :D welp now im apparently brain dead
Disgusting. My sister is autistic, it isn’t their fault it’s a mental disability, that kid screaming for 8 hours should’ve been kicked off.
"The worst thing about mental illness is that people except you to behave as if you dont" - The Joker
This just makes me so upset. How could they do this to this family and especially the girl?
Y. R. Well said!
Mochii well she’s a bigger babie
Y. R. A disability isn’t an illness,the amount of internalised ableism from you is actually sad
I think this has more to do with the mother’s reaction. She told the flight attendant that the child could have a meltdown and scratch people. I think the captain made a decision based off the future threat she posed-all relayed by the flight attendant.
Yeah, that really made her seem more dangerous than intended.
I agree. And, if the child reacts that way to being hungry, why didn’t the mother bring snacks for her “picky eater”? It’s not up to the airline to have an assortment of foods on board. Parents need to take responsiblity..... and THINK ahead.
Yes because an 8 year old girl is so dangerous and gonna crash a plane. An 8 year old autistic girl who can’t control how her brain is is such a terrible disturbance to everyone and she should be not allowed to fly on planes because of how her brain is.
@@carolbentley4718 so right
@@carolbentley4718 Ok but what if that child has a routine and is used to a hot meal at that time in her day? Is mum supposed to bring an oven onboard to cook for her? Maybe they thought there would be something suitable on offer, maybe they had burnt through all the preplanned snacks for reasons such as delays. You don't know. Your ignorance is outstanding. "Picky eating" (more accurately restrictive eating) in autism is very common and extremely stressful to deal with for both the autistic individual and their parents, so for everybody else's comfort, does that mean they should never go on holiday or travel? I'm sure the parents tried their best to accommodate their daughter as much as they could. Ignorant comments like yours make you no better than the people who booted her off the flight. Educate yourself
She gets kicked out for nothing and the kid kicking my seat and crying screaming and yelling doesn’t ?
Netrical 041 what in the actual heck is wrong with you
Netrical 041 wow, you're very insensitive..
Netrical 041 "hairless" and she clearly has hair. Not a fact, so that fallacy just makes everything you just said not credible
Netrical 041 could say the same for you, you've done nothing good for society
Netrical 041 woah i got cut from all the edginess lmaooo
Imagine how humiliating this was for them...this is disgusting
0:44 What an interesting language! Fascinating specimen!
@@fourhorsemenmechanix757 She can't control it. Not funny.
Странно Хрипы this is disgusting. You’re saying just because someone has an illness they can’t control they should be killed. HOW CAN YOU NOT SEE HOW WRONG THAT IS.i don’t care if it’s a joke it’s disgusting. You really need to educate yourself more because if you really saw how life was for us you might be able to understand how wrong this is.
@Странно Хрипы You are a horrible person and should be ashamed of yourself.
Just saying if she was screaming and like boucin i wouldbt feel safe oure mental
Hm, they kicked them off because she made random noises, yet they don't see a problem with a baby wailing for 6 hours straight
Poor philosophical argument. A crying baby is irritating but not a potential threat to passengers and crew.
@@demiurgiac yes but she made quiter noises for less time
@@demiurgiac how is she a threat tho
Because you can't easily control a baby. But a kid can
@@demiurgiac its a threat to their eardrums
I have a kid with Autism. As a parent, you know your child's triggers and you are prepared for them. Her parents failed her. They expected others to deal with their lack of preparation. I would have had Mac & cheese ready to go. (The only food my son would eat consistently.)
Finally someone gets it 👍
Thank you
Amen her parents failed her, period!
Great comment! I always bring my battery powered hot plate so I can boil water on the plane, and cook the macaroni that I purchased in the airport gift shop. (You can't bring food through airport security, dummdumb 🙄)
The original comment and all of these replies were 100% written by the airline staff and lawyers 😂😂😂 This is one of the dumbest comments ever written, and nobody who has a kid with autism would ever say something so ignorant.
Of course the lady who kicked her off the plane is named karen
i was litrley searching for this comment
🙄🙄😂😂😂
@@yazzsyxo SAMEEES
@@goshagrandchild6500 It’s a meme. Kinda like a joke but different.
I noticed it too :D
United airlines again?
What do you mean "again"? Have they been involved in something before too?
Elizabeth The 3rd yeah search it up on UA-cam
Elizabeth The 3rd Just ask Jumin
these people are assholes
MaxAero Ikr
What exactly was the threat Karen? She wasn’t gonna attack anyone she wasn’t gonna hurt anyone. SHE WANTED FOOD!
Scratch and kick yeah definitely doesn’t sound like hurting
She’s wasting food
How about packing or bringing food with them as an emergency measure 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Also all food isn’t good for her and many airports don’t have exclusive options that fit all people’s needs.
I know right?!
I feel so sorry for the parents in that situation. Their lot in life is hard enough as it is. United Airlines just went ahead and made it a lot harder. With the public humiliation being the cherry on top.
It seems like this could have been averted if the parents had brought food for the girl.
It’s always about the parents when talking about autistic children. Why can’t you have sympathy for the whole family?
Maybe don’t threaten the staff then?
We should start a nationwide boycott of United Airlines. Maybe get some autism advocacy organizations involved in organizing that boycott. This should get a lot more publicity than just one CBS news station.
Aren't you sorry for the girl?
I see we all came here after the 8 hour crying child video...
Yep
It isn't even anime related!
yeah
@@kabuto0789 wat ?
Yep
Meanwhile a kid scream like he was possesed by a demon for 8 hour and no one did something about it
ikr i just watched that video
@@moonlight-fs8fz me too. I can't understand how people who are clearly mentally unwell get kicked off but kids who are purposefully being annoying get away with it
@@muani_hrahsel haha funny how we all came from that video
I was thinking about the same
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Before video: “bet it’s united airlines”
Half way through: “united airlines”
Next: “yep knew it”
Before...
*NEXT*
Delta too
*crys in poor*
Somebody is gonna throw a lawsuit at that company, they will win it as a settlement! Then maybe people will be treated better!
@Ablaze Eclipse search them up
As a parent of a child with autism, it is the parents responsibility to make sure they have everything they need for their child to thrive in outside environments. This mother should have packed or bought food prior and been prepared for this flight it is noones responsibility, but the caregiver of the child. She also could have communicated better to the flight attendant....
100% agree!! This was my first thought especially knowing what the predictable outcome was and than saying how picky she is??
Mom dropped the ball, put herself in this situation, let her daughter down - I wasn't there to see the whole thing unfold to justify whether the Captain overreacted.
This! I also thought why the hell did the mother not prepare food ? She knew this would happen because it's how the kid acts when hungry.
Bollucks Maria. You can’t take the home with you, you can only do your best. There is an infinite things that can alter a situation for a child with Autism like mine that you are so unprepared for, you can prepare the best you can (And you should) but you need a little luck and some empathy and common sense from the world around you too. As someone who is trained in safety critical operations like the Pilot, we are trained to operate safely amongst challenging conditions like this. She is not a rowdy band of hooligans chanting and singing over the noise of your safety systems. They caved into the pressure of pleasing passengers.
@@imabobbygirl1639You obviously don’t have a child with Autism to say something so silly.
I don't agree with you when a mother ask for hot food from the flight and willing to pay it was their fault and refuse and the kosher even said what the outcome gonna be
"That's gonna be a lawsuit" damn even the passengers know this isn't right
If the mother had not made them aware that this girl could be a threat they could have stayed but after the mother TOLD THEM she could get upset and have a fit and start scratching someone....she became a threat and they had to remove her, The mother caused all this nonsense and I wonder why the mother didn't get her some favorite foods for the trip if she KNEW the child acted crazy if she gets hungry?
@@marthawalters1 what a terrible take
@@marthawalters1 Man, what a rude and ableist remark.
@@marthawalters1 thats not how it works
Martha Walters you are right. It's called being prepared.
“The crew made the best decision for the safety and concert of all of our customers”
DID THEY THINK SHE WAS GONNA HIJACKED THE PLANE!?!?!?
Bryant The Lemur No.
She was a threat to the human race her power could destroy the world...
@@Warlord-dc5un *_She was too powerful to be left alive_*
Chris A. Martínez
clown
Bryant The Lemur i know this is random but cool fursuit-
Yeah but they didn't kick a screaming kid for 8 hours
I'd rather a screaming kid than someone who is screaming scratching, running around the isle kicking and punching
Abraham Adams yeah me too
Not the same airlines...
Abraham Adams I'd rather get punched than screamed at. If someone punches you first then it's ok to knock them out.
Ivy Edan Don’t mention that....that video triggers me
*"How about if we wait for her to have a melt down... and then you'll want to help her." In other words, "It will be your fault, if she goes off the rails, not mine."*
its called not their fault, its yours mom!!
Bruh, parents are not Minecraft Creative mode gods that control everything
sure if she scratches you. not me. or next time the mother thinks and brings food to warm up in the plane
That comment is what hurt her cause. The pilot might have made a snap decision to re-land the plane because of the kids massive tantrum, plus that entitled comment. Chaos of a plane is completely different from chaos in your house.
Basically. Typical left-of-center diffusion of responsibility away from themselves.
Babies: *WAAAAAAAASAAAAAEEEEA*
Pilot: - fine -
Her: *WEEO*
Pilot: SHUT UP
99th like
she was made to be an air raid siren
ReynPlayz so true 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
777th like
LOL
A baby was crying the whole time on an eight hour flight and that pilot didn't make an emergency landing???? This is ridiculous...
pancakes 8 the baby can’t talk
Are you comparing babies to an autistic child?
God bless you
Swen Swen hes allowed to. and i agree with. low functio autists are on par with infants.
Same. Flew from Europe to US all the while listening to a baby scream nonstop almost all the time. But god forbid a special needs kid need their, well, special needs right?
Of course, it's United Airlines
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Yesssss nice profile pic
Heyyyy phandom ;))))
Sp4ce Scribbles !! Of course!
Its a copied comment
Both Untied and Delta are being giant bullies!
I like how all the comments are skimming over that me fact that the mom said she’ll start screaming and scratching. That’s kind of a threat to other passengers.
Screaming is not a threat, and she probably meant scratching herself (it's a common way of stimming for some autistic people), unlikely the mother would have allowed her to scratch another person without disciplining her.
@@dinohall2595 and it's hard to scratch people from a plane seat. maybe her mum next to her, but that'd be agression rather than frustration which seems more like the way this would play out.
Toddler: *makes earpeircing scream for 8 hours in a row*
Pilot and Airline: This is fine and completely not distracting.
This girl: *Makes quitet noises*
Airline: Then it is treason.
Index
Screams for 8 hours
United Airlines- THATS fine
Girl : weeoh blah ugh weooop
United Airlines- THIS IS AN AVENGERS LEVEL THREAT
Its treason then...
*Palpatine voice
The problem is it's different it's a baby vs an autistic girl it's basically the same
@Wolf Royalty FINALLY A SANE PERSON AND UNIQUE POINT OF VIEW jesus
Ok fifth time trying to reply and I have to say my brother would most likely be more annoying because he is very loud me and parents have separate rooms and across the hallway with their door and my door closed I can hear my brother crying across the hall and in one incident you see my brother was crying so hard not only could I hear him in the basement while he was all the way upstairs when I picked him up I could feel his sweat and when he was done I could hear him kind of gasping for air and if they think the girl was annoying and would be a threat think again well what the airline did with that comment was kind of immature was the captain did was kind of dude yet reasonable (kind of) to why do I say this well if something did happen well what about all the other passengers safety and if not that then wouldn't the captain be nervous that could not only affect this plane but also all the passengers on board but still the whole thing with the flight attendant and airline comment all of that downright rude and immature what the captain did in the middle (also my brother is only 5months and we haven't actually been in a plane yet with him do to the pandemic so don't blame him)
I have a brother who is autistic and often makes noises like this when he’s frustrated or just in general. I can’t believe people, especially the full grown adults who were working on that plane, do not understand that children may have different spectrums of autism. Some people can only say so much and some can only make noises such as this to express their feelings. People are so ignorant and uneducated. This is disturbing and heart-breaking.
It wasn't the noises it was the fact the mother said if she didn't get a hot meal she would become violent
HDXD her kid is special needs,she ask for certain accomadations,they refused even they they have to accommodate by law and the parent then said if she doesn’t get her specific needs she will have a violent meltdown which is worse for everyone involved and more of an issue and inconvenience rather than just giving the girl the specific accomadations she needs.even then they gave her the hot meal and everything was fine,the problem was over with yet the pilot decided to “emergency land” and take that amount of hassle just to throw off the autistic girl and her family because he was uncomfortable with having an autistic girl on his flight
if the passenger is disrupting the flight they should removed from the flight regardless of your disability. I once had a mentally disabled individual disrupt a movie I was watching. I was watching Lord of the rings at a Cinema and these mentally ill people spent the entire time making strange noises which ruined the experience for me. If you cannot sit still for a movie without making loud noises then you should not be in cinemas, planes, buses trains, ships, or anything else where there would be a captive audience.
Especially when adults with autism get shamed because they have to live at home and they get harassed for it.
it’s absolutely disgusting that people have the RUDENESS and lack of education and brains to say stuff that could get them beat up, shot, stabbed, or kicked out of a place. I hope people who shame autistic adults for living at home do get beat up maybe they’ll learn to keep their mouth shut in public. I’d deck somebody if they said anything rude to me, tough luck, where I am from you don’t discriminate anyone if you do you’ll be sorry, people I know would smack the daylights out of an angry discriminatory Karen or Karl anyday.
Michael Stewart
Are you kidding me guy? Your not very smart if you say stupid stuff like that. Somebody’s gonna smack or shoot you if you say dumb stuff like that. Get off, before I get you kicked off.
You need to be careful what you say you don’t know who’s around or how someone is going to react. Your not going to start stuff on the tube. I’ve heard enough of your rude, discriminatory nonsense. Take your trash elsewhere.
The girl: *makes noise*
The airline: OFF OF ME PLANE M8
Baby's: *screams at top of lungs*
The airline: bring your children for a safe flight!
Olive Salad yes because autistic retards are fully grown and harder to control
sam clay good job keep roasting liberals
yea and screaming undisciplined white children are harder to control bc all they parents say is "honey....p-please calm down!!!"
Olive Salad lol
Olive Salad stop😂
So the mother warned if the poor child can’t be accommodated, she will act out violently? Yes, you don’t fly. Sorry but it’s a safety issue.
The girl has a disability. According to the Americans with disabilities act companies have to make reasonable accommodations for passengers with disabilities. I would argue that selling a hot meal to an autistic child to prevent a meltdown is a reasonable accommodation.
That is so mean. They kick off people for the most ridiculous reasons, but people who really cuase problems are kept on the plane!! 😑
I'd rather they kick off anyone who looks like they are from the *Middle East* and put them on a separate flight.
Booga04 Minecraft Hypocrites
Ķäsane Ťeam2649 Telling the crew "she has autism she's gonna make noise" doesn't necessarily make it alright. Maybe in some cases it does, but usually it's like saying to the police "I'm mentally unstable, I'm gonna shoot people" see, it's still a problem.
Wynter Rose us middle eastern people fly on much more luxurious airlines such as Etihad airways and don’t get kicked out by cheap over selling flights
Suleiman wow, well done rich boy
Welcome to United Airlines!
If we can't beat our competitors we beat our costomers!
Jen Chub wrong video ... OH WAIT UNITED AIRLINES BACK AT IT AGAIN!
beat up*
NapstablookGaming Julia
Jen Chub Lol, I'll be stealing your comment
Jen Chub I bet United airlines will be plagued with so many lawsuits for the future if they do not change. Not only the autism issue, what about dragging a passenger off a plane in an in humane way?
When you already know it was united
*FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU*
Ikr!
YEET
Yep
100% true
In my opinion, the parents needed to let the airline know beforehand, of their daughter's requirements during the flight. Even better, they could have had food in a thermos container, knowing how their daughter would act when hungry. The parents are responsible for their daughters care.
I agree with the bringing a thermos for Juliette. Note to the parents: talk to her doc about possibly using a sedative for these behaviors
In my view: ALWAYS BLAME ZE DGOOZE!
"The captain said they weren't comfortable"
*kid screams for 8 hours*
captain: um okay
I doubt the cockpit even hears it that far away
The captain is uneducated and doesn't deserve to be in that position in which he has control over so many people's lives if he doesn't know what an autistic person is, and if he thinks they're a "threat"
Karla It doesn’t have to do with being uneducated. If she was being disruptive, the captain may not have had a choice. We try to be as accommodating as possible, but sometimes it isn’t enough. We don’t like having to remove people from flights, ever. What worse yet is it required a diversion.
Dark Sparkle No, the pilots can’t hear anything. It has nothing to do with that.
@@karla3153 if she was saying “boom boom you will all die” then I would understand how she could be seen as a threat. Other than that, not a threat. If she starts running around the plane screaming at people, it could be seen as a threat. She was in her seat making noise. Yes, it is annoying but little kids are so much worse. The mother asked for a meal so she wouldn’t get upset and she was told she couldn’t have one.
Didn't watch the video yet, but I predict its United Airlines.
Edit: Called it.
*what in the world is that profile picture*
IlikeAlotOfThings IKR they gave us raw food
@@melissasayadinejad633 They are called fruits.
IlikeAlotOfThings same
Of course it is 😂
So a screaming child who can CONTROL what their doing can go on a plane but a girl who CANT control what shes doing gets kicked off....WHAT KIND OF LOGIC IS THAT!?
If she cannot control what's she's doing then she's a potential threat. Congratulations, you played yourself.
Netrical 041 You really like calling people like her a hairless ape
The child you are speaking of was screaming, not a physical threat which the mother used the threat of her child having a tantrum to get what she wanted.
Each crew is different everyone makes a different call.. different situations different people on bored allots of factors. It’s something to talk about but I wouldn’t go yelling at them for making the decision if you listen to all the facts displayed in the video it’s not that shocking. She implies that her daughter could go into a kicking scratching tantrum and she’s much bigger than that little boy. I’m not saying it was the best decision overall but it what they felt was best for the liability and “safety” of the passengers.
Literally had someone watching her the entire time making sure THIS DIDNT HAPPEN. She is quite literally her owner and helper.
I'm autistic. Her mother suggested that she might scratch which suggests violence. The airline had no choice once the mother mentioned possible violence. She should be carrying snacks. I fly with a huge sack of chewy candy. Why? Because I'm less likely to freak out and disturb people if I've got something tasty and chewy to pop my ears and keep me occupied. The airline did what they needed to do. If I'm on a plane and I see another autistic person melt down, I will melt down. Maybe don't fly if you can't handle bringing everything she needs for a trip? And never ever bring up violence.
Nah you're just ableist, just say that.
Thank you for being reasonable
@rachelfourie9083100% and I’m autistic as well. Just because we are disabled that does not mean the rules shouldn’t apply to us and using it as an excuse to get away with things is unacceptable.
I don't know whether she be allowed to carry snacks on board.
I’m sorry, but none of you have autism like her or my children if you’re capable or writing these posts online. Don’t pull that card, I’m sick of hearing it.
United- Let's make enemies.
Alex Shepherd so true lmao 😂😂😂
Thanks! I try to make the United situation happy.
My God XD
That should actually be it's logo
I think it already is.
PurpleCutie 1432
It's called a slogan.
It was united airlines again
D̸у̨́l͞a̢и́͟ B̸͜ґ̸a̷ц̀̕͞п̧́ 2015
United Airlines is more autistic then the actual girl.
D̸у̨́l͞a̢и́͟ B̸͜ґ̸a̷ц̀̕͞п̧́ vvvvvedvedevevedvedevevededeeeevedfedeffrfff
D̸у̨́l͞a̢и́͟ B̸͜ґ̸a̷ц̀̕͞п̧́ This is from 2015
Marleen Valster فیلم سکشی0
The family is lucky they didnt get the united beatdown
Richard Head your profile picture matches the subject
Lmao. The United drag down you mean 😂
Courts reward people who don’t know how to behave in public. Making scenes and drama appears to be the new”normal”.
KAT.. exactly!
Ohhhh look, it is total idiot who cannot move on from the *PAST*
The parents were supposed to make prior arrangements with the airlines with regards to their special needs child and informing them over his/her conditions that might trigger discomfort to other passengers or trigger safety concerns for the crew. Most airlines would gladly accommodate, assuming early arrangements had been made.
But no, the mother thinks the world will stop turning for her kid as long as she whips out the "disabled" card at her convenience.
it was soooooooooooo easy for her mother to prevent this
You obviously don’t have a child with autism. Shut and reserve judgement for yourself.
How the hell would you know?
yeah for the comfort of everyone lets make an emergency landing and delay the flight
Cooper someone was thinking in there head man I’m gonna be late ugggghhh
Of course it's United Airlines!
Jayden Rise Duhhhh
Jayden Rise it's mostly United Airlines
I'm sorry
United Airlines AHAHAHAGA
United Airlines Oh, you're sorry? I dunno... you only lost $1.4 billion from a situation that was easily preventable, and you're telling me sorry? Admit it, if that was an adult made without parents, you'd get the police to beat him up and drag him off.
girl: eeeeeyooooo
pilot: that's illegal
Ha
Idk why but ur comment made me laugh
Ikr
@@Niall69Irish lol it made me laugh too
Actually chuckled. Thanks for that.
This video always stuck with me, this poor girl looked so miserable here. To think she's 22 by now... hope she's doing well
"She was proposing some kind of threat"
Yes the child with a laptop making noises is definitely a threat. 🙄
“Threat”
If anything, some would just be a bit confused cause they don’t know she’s got autism. But is it so hard to mind ya own business
The mom was the threat, telling them she will get upset and act out.
“Sir, I think the girl has autism. It’s not her fau-“
“THIS IS A DEFCON 1 THREAT!!”
Her mother said if she didn't get the meal, she would have a meltdown and try to scratch. 1:03
@@LOKSTED scratching the plane is a bit different than a threat. If she was going to scratch another person, that would be a bit different
*Me:* hmmmmm... United Airlines?
*Video:* "United Airlines..."
*Me:* checkmate
i was thinking the exact same thing.
@dropout0110 wtf does that have to do with anything?
haleybrooke You Shut Up I Hate Autistic Children 😠
@@tobec9875 u act like kids want to be that way
@@tobec9875 then no one loves you too 😏
There was a kid with autism who once sat behind me in the plane. He was very excited and nervous at the same time because this was his first time on a plane. He was making lots of noise but his father kept calling him down in a productive way. I was the opposite of disgruntled; I felt heart warmed at the father and son bond! His father and I got talking and he explained the situation to me and I told him truthfully that I was not bothered and that I understood :) he was never removed from the plane nor warned by any flight staff. So why did united kick this girl off the plane?
Need more people like you in the world. Thank you xx
to be fair most people who have to sit near autists on plains wouldn't enjoy it and if anything would be disgruntled why should everybody suffer because this girl is a picky eater.
FlaGaLiner - because the idiot mother threatened the crew with the girl's behaviour. She was not kicked off because she is autistic - but because the mother indicated that there would be a problem if she didn't get her own way. And by 'she' I mean the bint mother, not the brat. The example you give is a parent that knows how to parent their child correctly - This mother made zero attempt beforehand to secure help for the child prior to the journey. And it is clearly not a surprise to the mother that the brat behaves as it does. I absolutely support United in this case.
You make me so happy! I love it when people understand these things and are so kind because my little sister has a rare disability and it makes me sad that I have to explain all this stuff to adults when I'm 11
United kicked her off the plane because her mother threatened the staff saying that she would have a meltdown, screech, and scratch other people if they didn't get food. That's a threat. The airline did nothing wrong.
Control your kids and they won't be kicked off 🤷♂️. Simple as that
Really not that simple when your kid has special needs.
Airline: They made the right decision to make other customers feel safe
Other customers: Wtf
lmao
What about drunks and rude people Safe from what a...s
I'm high functioning autistic
I thought Ryanair was worst, heck no United Is worst.
Message to United:
Fix yourself...
True
united killed a puppy. Literally.
Ryanair is cheap. Not actually horrible like united
D_arn RyanAir is fine it’s just cheap
Ryanair is one of the best in uk 🇬🇧
It’s ok guys it was United airlines of course they would do this 🙄
Ur racist
Your UA-cam name is peeper poopoo I don't think I can trust u
That profile pic
@@esmeraldaangel3843 r/youngpeople
Hey kim jong un dont do the nukes
I feel for the girl. I'm sorry she was treated that way. But I also believe her parents could have planned better to make her flight smoother. You can pack food or snacks for her. Or preorder a meal on the flight. But making a threat is not ok. The staff is not paid to cater to your child. Some are kind enough to assist you but to demand it is a totally wrong.
This is worded so well and compassionate for the child. I also thought it was strange when the mother was like, well you’re gonna want to give that first-class food. If she knew ahead of time what it’s going to be like, then why couldn’t she prepare ahead of time?
Thank you!!! Her parents depended on the airline to get her food...They knew she would melt down!!
@@sharonvogel4697 OMG, do any of you have an autistic child, I’m thinking no, so shut up, you have no idea. Yes I have a autistic child.
I have another suggestion: Talk to her doctor about the behavioral issues, and see if she needs a sedative. If yes, bring it with you everywhere you go
Of course it's united airlines
Clarissam44 yup
Clarissam44 yep
Future Friend look at the time I commented, and I didn't copy her. I honestly feel like u two are jealous.
Clarissam44 lmao
Clarissam44 ikr
OF COURSE IT'S UNITED
Evert Eriksson try Delta
It sucks
Try something new
Out with the old and in with the.. uh.. yeah that’s just it, out with the old.
Aera Steele true
"She was making threats"
The "Threats": *weeo*
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 im sorry for laughing but you're right
she was posing as a police car. thats illegal :O
@@multigiant007 I shouldnt find this funny💀💀
Clearly she was summoning aliens
Actually yeah you can’t say “well if you don’t give her the meal she wants she’s going to have a tantrum and attack people” on a flight. Immediate dismissal, that’s a totally unacceptable thing to say to an airline attendant.
Clearly the mother knows how her daughter acts when hungry or thirsty. Why was she clearly NOT prepared for that possibility prior to board the plane? This was not the airlines responsibility.
Thankyou
That's what I thought as well. I know parents who bring along activity bags and snacks for their kids while on flight. She should also have packed some food for her child as well. I mean, she's had her daughter for 15 years, one would think she should have been prepared for when her child acts out by now.
True that’s the main reason why they deserved to be kicked off it serves them right for being an annoyance to people.
You another Karen.
And maybe give Juliette a mild sedative (if her doc is ok with it)
"Because she was-" _[Pause] "maybe_ causing _some sort of_ threat at 3600 feet"
When the Karen can't even be confident about her mistake
36,000*
She wasn’t the Karen; she was just a random passenger
@@liannapfister8255 Yes. A random Karen!
@@amanofmanyparts9120 no…the Karen was the spokesperson for the airline. The random passenger had nothing to do with the action taken.
@Troy Benson the airline spokesperson is literally named Karen.
Of course its United Airlines
*ThE mOtEl 6 Of ThE sKy??!*
Yes I know it was spirit airlines I'm just making a joke
The only airline with roaches
And even there disgusted
That was spirt airlines, not united airlines.
Axel The Goat Spirit
This could happen on any airline. I'm not trying to sound like a United fan but seriously, this could happen on any plane.
**Girl who has special needs gets on airplane**
Pilot: SHE HAS A BOMB-
edit: fricking hate edits bro but, IT'S A JOKE
Um i mean autism isn't rlly that kind of mental illness like crazy. Sooo this is even more of a discrimination
@GUS GUY69 how wdym
@@devss4982 it depends how high your spectrum of symptoms are for autism whether it's as you remarked crazy for some reasoning? 🤔
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@@dustbowlboy kk
Mom’s phrasing is what did it, basically demanded to give her a hot meal from 1st class or she will have a ‘meltdown’ and start to ‘scratch’. This was repeated to the pilot, and he said nope, not on my plane. Was justified, the mom caused it not the girl.
What kind of danger shall a young girl pose? There are around thirty or more men on that plane. Does anyone really believe that she could not be held back if she really act violent. Mindset of cowards...
@@0NeverEvernot wanting to deal with somebody's unruly child is cowardly? airplanes are not daycare centers. control your kid.
@@bigjohn4445 WOW. And this comes from an actual man. There is scientific consensus that men in an academic sense increasingly fall behind in shool, because they are not allowed to move and because the shool focuses to much on training polite behaviour instead of skills. And indeed one can train (non-autsitcial) girls more easily to sit still and hevahe than boys. You are digging your on grave by attacking the idea of "unrulines"". And you do not even notice.
How is it a safety issue?? She is just hungry af
Ata Sancaktar don't you DARE call anyone, especially someone who can't control it, a "savage animal" or something similar ever again. that is entirely inappropriate and you should be ashamed for attacking her like this. she can't control her outbursts, and she shouldn't be labeled like that for anything she can't control. if anyone is the "savage animal" as you put it, it's you for attacking someone who can't protect herself in return.
First of all, I didn't claim otherwise. Second, you have zero authority over me, so I will just keep on doing that. What are you gonna do, find my home address and send me a strong-worded letter?
what did you mean, you didn't claim otherwise? you called her a "savage animal" plain and simple. there's no denying that. and I know that I can't stop you from doing anything, but I hope to at least get through to you that you should be ashamed of yourself for saying that.
Anna Senk yeah I have Aspergers Syndrome and I can control my outbursts and if I was on that plane I'd be uncomfortable cause she's acting weird
Ata Sancaktar You have no right attacking her. As an autistic person, I think that you should be reported.
Me: I bet it's United or Delta airlines
Video: ... *United airlines*
_Bingo_
Woe, I never bet myself, you're right.
Delta isn't that bad
What's wrong with delta
@puff cream I thought that was United
It is ALWAYS them
“She was posing a threat”
Her: smiling watched Martha and bear
@@e2tankengine528 yee, it's bear in the big blue house
He meant Masha not Martha either.
I thought her name was shadow
That comment reminded me of MIB when Will Smith shoots the girl with the quantum physics book
@@e2tankengine528 ya it's bear in the big blue house my childhood TV show
Everybody commenting on how awful they were for kicking them off the plane, but nobody gonna talk about how the mom used her kids disability to get something from first class. She already knew what was going to happen, but they didn't want to pay for the seats for better service.
Are you aware that often now the only food on the plane is in first class? Mom should have brought food along for this eventuality, but she was willing to pay not pandering for a free meal.
@@pambronson4467 if she was willing to pay she would've paid ahead. Don't play the stupid or nieve game. She's a grown women, and knows better. She has obviously traveled before.
@@pambronson4467 They skipped over that crucial detail in the video, but hot meals are often included in first class as part of the ticket. As in, they can't be bought or priced separately.
Dang United Airlines is kicking everyone off their planes
This is exactly why I don't like riding UMNR on united airlines. They kick people off their planes (CHILDREN EVEN) for the stupidest reasons.
It's not a surprise, after the 9/11 attack
Sam Curly Kicking a child off the plane because they had autism? I don't think that has anything g to do with 9/11
katt nope its invalid kappa
ThatKing Goob soon noone will board their planes
You need to stop, United Airlines. I mean, this is always happening. It's either Delta or UA. Just stop. You guys need to fix up your guidelines and stop being pricks to people on board. And maybe people will stop putting your crap on the news.
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AlexAsylum
AlexAsylum Delta is 👌🏻
Agreed!
Haas DelGato Delta is... where's the aids emoji ? UA,AI and Delta all have terrible service when it comes to flights. Tf u mean "Delta is 👌" they must've payed you so much to say that
Alex WTF are you trying to say?
What about all the screaming kid videos!?!?! The kid screaming for 8 hours from Germany to Newark???
Well the screaming kids, whatever it annoys people but it does not cause physical harm to anyone. The mother borderline threatened them by saying " lets just wait for her to have a meltdown and then she is crying and tries to scratch" The scratch part is what had the UA pilot worried, not that she was going to scream.
The lawsuit for that screaming 8 hour flight would be easy to win.
jhaveman I know, that was far worse!
Was not far worse, was not going to or will ever physically damage someone.
The problem with the screaming kid videos is that it DID do physical harm to the ear drums! For 8 hours, that is just horrifying to listen to, and probably dangerous.
if the mother knows she “acts up” when she gets hungry (and is am picky eater to boost!) or thirsty, why doesn’t she fly prepared?
Because you can't just bring food from restaurants in the airport you have to buy from the airport stores or restaurants.
@@JohnDoe-bt9qp not true. i’ve flown with baked items in my carry on without any issues. yes, they are swabbed by tsa, so you might give yourself extra time.
@@saraparker184 I could not even bring water.
@@JohnDoe-bt9qpYou cant bring fluids over 100ml on aircrafts, you can bring food.
@@JohnDoe-bt9qpliquids are a danger, meals are not.
Mom should have brought a Snickers.... You're not you when you're hungry
Not if she wasn't allowed to take food on board. I'm not sure about all airlines. But I know some don't allow people to take food or drink on with them. I believe it includes baby formula. But could be wrong
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1:31 karen may
* Karen *
oh that explains it
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That is just how she is. I have an autistic brother and sometimes he does annoy me but I make efforts to try and understand him because he's human.
Not really
@@A-Vo5 actually you're the one that's inhumane.
Yup
I know how you feel on some level. I have a brother who has low functioning autism (I’m high functioning so I appear more neurotypical in ways) and he was trouble expressing his needs and how he feels verbally. So he gets frustrated and most of the time angry and expresses that by shouting, yelling, and growling. It’s unfortunate in a sense that it sucks he can’t verbally say what it is that’s wrong cuz it must suck. But at the same time, we accept it and my mom does the best she can to try to help him
@@berrisfueller6221 you look like that one kid in school that wont Shutup
I have a disability myself I have never been kicked off a plane
I'm autistic and this made me anxious. I hate how people don't understand how difficult it is. My school is the same..
We need to stop bullying autistic peps I have a friend named Clarence and he’s autistic I bullied him but we became friends when ever he gets mad he beats the peps in our class some of us like the teachers are trying to stop him but our teachers are needing help a friend of mine stops Clarence when he is mad and attack’s peps in our class but he isn’t the only one I do too but I’m the strongest in class so I guess it’s meh duty to stop a outraging child Clarence actually bit me before on the shoulder and my back my body was protected in layers of clothe I had my tank top and my uniform and then my thick blue hoodie (it was my favorite hoodie) but his bite still left a mark on my back and shoulder but sometimes we fight cause of the peps who bullied him and sometimes he fights people who don’t do anything to him because he blames them for bullying him but they were just saying stuff he did was wrong but he is still a friendly guy
@ You are disgusting
@@sh-zs4oy and so are you
My brother is autistic and I'm very worried if he ever gets hit by anyone in school or like a teacher
@@juliana7383 Jesus Christ Juliana there making a joke and before you say anything I'm autistic too so I can say this
You would think the mom would know to bring snacks for the kid, so stuff like this wouldn't happen...she's basically saying, "get her food or she's gonna be your problem."
Edit: to everyone saying you can’t bring food on a plane. I can confidently say that MOST planes allow you to bring snacks, as long as they were purchased after TSA checkpoint....
Kbear2097 you cant bring food on certain airplanes.
Kbear2097 And now the family files a lawsuit. Really? So sad!
Juliana Rojas Then they should have a special plane so people arent annoyed.
R.I.P Lim Jahey that would be a good idea
You’ve must have never been on a plane before because you can NOT bring food on a plane that’s is a strict rule in the south
Welcome to United Airlines,
*tHe qUIcKest wAY tO gET ScaMMeD*
As a person with autism, I need to say the pilot is allowed to draw his own boundaries.
I don't even think it was that. I think it was more the mother's reaction like the crew had to sell her a first class meal. Like you saw her reaction here (she didn't hide it). I feel like that may have played a part in them getting kicked off.
God bless you.
In all honesty, the mother did say that she may have a melt down and "Scratch". I could see the crew seeing that as a possibly violent situation.
CaptRoyal you wouldn’t understand 🖕🏼🙄
Those with disabled children need to be prepared for things like this, and plan accordingly.
CaptRoyal yeah because kicking people off is the right andwer
CaptRoyal answer
Lexie Leikam it is
I have autism, but I've never seen anyone with autism THAT strong.
Hey, I was thinking of a funny joke but it might offend you
You do? Your comment seems fine
@@niavellir7408 Pretty sure having autism doesn't always mean not being able to type or think properly...
@@andstriker, you probably are right, I also heard it's a social disorder.
I don't have autisum but I express my anger in rage. not by singing some Chinese song
I get that it's not ok to kick them put of the flight but I mean... if the mother knows her daughter will have a melt down when she's hungry or thirsty, shouldn't she be prepared and take food (that the girl wants to eat) and something to drink with her? If she knows her so well she shouldn't be putting her in situations where she acts out.
If food is here thing that mom is going to still have a horrible time in life. Feel for her too, besides the flight. It would seem from afar that this girl can only be appeased by eating.
ikr I always sneak in food
Marissa R how do you know when they're gonna melt down? My brother literally melts down for no reason and hits himself on the ground hard, when nothing happened.
Random Fandoms i thought she said it in the interview
Faye Inayah ?
I have autism and let me say this is not my most people think it is. She wasn’t kicked off the plane because she had autism. She was kicked off the plane because her family believes she should receive special treatment and said that she would scratch them if she didn’t get it.
Just because you have autism doesn’t mean the rules don’t apply to you or that you can get exception to the rules , it’s not a school where they can provide special education classes. It’s a plane, where every single passengers expected to follow the rules, regardless of disability. Shame on her parents for thinking she should get exceptional treatment and threaten disorderly behavior if the crew didn’t comply. Autism or not they still have a duty to discipline her and clearly they aren’t doing that. It’s not really the autistic girls fault rather it’s the parents for not disciplining her and taking her on a flight thinking the crew should give her whatever she wants regardless of the rules.
Should have travelled by car instead. The victimhood mentality in society is real, we’re quick to label people as victims based on race gender or disability etc without looking at the story. The old saying goes you can’t judge a book by its cover. As mentioned in the beginning of my comment I have autism and although I am high functioning now it was worse when I was younger, when I was 6 I went on a flight to Disney world and was exited to be on my best behavior and would be kept for Disney world and punished if I misbehaved, the same was expected of me again when I flew a second time at age 11. My parents told me I was to follow the rules like everyone else on board and I have no right to hurt other people just because I’m mad, although I always naturally had an instinct that hurting other people was wrong anyway but still my parents taught scratching and other forms of hitting is not ok.
Read or watch the story before labeling someone as a victim. Ditch the victim mentally and embrace open mindedness
Agreed, well said. I have Aspergers btw.
God bless you.
i don’t have ASD, but i work with children on the spectrum and i have been involved in autism studies for years, correct me if im wrong i don’t want to assume anything i may not know.
Based on my knowledge, autism affects everyone who has it in different ways, hence why its a “spectrum”. For example, some have fluent speech while others are non-verbal. Some are able to care for themselves independently but others need support. Regardless of what the needs are, legally, according to the ADA, individuals with ASD are considered disabled and need to be provided with appropriate accommodations so they can be in a safe environment. I don’t think its special treatment, this girl might not have the best form of impulsion control compared to others with ASD. Everyones brains are different including those with autism. It may also be hard to tell considering past diagnoses like aspergers and kanners no longer exist and have simply been merged into the spectrum. I think this is wrong and the airplane staff failed to follow ADA so provide specific needs. And if the pilot felt uncomfortable, well, then there should have been support staff for the girl or the airline staff needs training on how to accomodate for people with disabilities.
@@jarmamiiim autistic as well and I’m going to say that it is the parents responsibility to inform the airline prior to boarding to arrange accommodations as needed. Just because someone is disabled does not mean they shouldn’t be following the rules just like everyone else. I solely agree that her parents were entitled and they landed because the mother was threatening flight attendants with her daughters meltdown which puts everyone else at risk, not because their daughter is autistic. I feel like a lot of parents are setting their autistic kids up for failure because they coddle them and never teach them boundaries or ever holding them accountable. And yes they are capable of learning no matter where they are on the spectrum. Accommodations should be provided however, their daughter does not give the parents an excuse to be entitled. They are being terrible role models and doing her a disservice by teaching her that this is okay.
Brilliant comment, thank you.
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Her name was Karen. No wonder she was so irresponsible.
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LOL
@ConfuzedMikey let me guess, your name is Joel , Matthew, Cameron or Alex-
bruh it was a joke
@ConfuzedMikey why so serious it’s called a joke so don’t be starting arguments just because you’re mad for no reason
Sounds more like the pilot didn’t want the kids parents on the flight.. because seriously she was like “oh well if you don’t give me what I want then you’re going to suffer the consequences” her mom is a problematic customer. The end.
I thought so too...if she is a "picky eater" the parents should have brought something she likes. Parents are to blame here...no one else.
It wasn't what her mum wanted it was what her daughter NEEDED
@@JorgenPersson-jo4sc they can't bring a hot meal onto a plane
No but she could have brought something else she wanted....If she so badly NEEDED something that impossible maybe they should have stayed at home...
Thank you
Kids, if there's anything important to learn in life, it do not fly United.
Joshua Koshy I hope United dies a slow painful death and every United worker gets life imprisonment
#jetbluerocks
Joshua Koshy amen
And also it learn proper english.
Too late
The world cannot adjust just for your kid! Sorry!!
Purchasing an onboard hot meal is a reasonable request.
Don't apologize for the truth.
Ah yes. I edited my comment- again.
So- I don’t edit my comment to be like uh “oH I ediTed mY comMent nOw yoU’ll nEvEr knOw whY I gOt sO mAnY liKesS” I edited it because I have no life and I also have no brain cells
Also, his mother should have been kicked off. She asked for the wi-fi to be "turned on so the the children can be appeased with an iPad," says Inside Edition. Having wi-fi on a plane is prohibited by law. This is also bad parenting.
I would have just calmly stood up opened the plane door chucked the kid out sat down and enjoyed my 8 hour flight
@@Mimi-ur1ur There is on-board WiFi. Depending on your airline.
Sonny Dunn “why don’t you go play outside, kid?”
I just watched that one before this one. I agree
so mom knew what would happen if her daughter didnt eat or drink and didnt care enough to be prepared
Ken W I thought the same thing.
Ken W meanwhile my mom packs up food like it's the zombie apocalypse when all I do is sleep most of the flight
Right. Could she not have bought food while she was still at the airport?
Grace Riley true lol. But airport stuff is super expensive
at least your comment and thought about this is constructive and not all "autistic people dont deserve rights"
Hmmm, The brat screaming, running down the aisle and kicking seats and people while the parents do nothing doesn't get asked to leave, but an innocent child with a medical explanation for her behavior and she calmed down after she ate was asked to leave, something wrong with that picture and that dog definitely doesn't hunt.
“Brat” she has a condition she cannot control. And she was literally calming down, and not being a threat to anyone. All they did was kick her off for no reason, making her family not be able to go their destination, and delaying other’s arrival.
니콜 Reread my statement, I wasn't calling her ” brat” I was defending her. I was saying that children behaving like brats while the parents do nothing don't get thrown off a plane, but a child with a medical condition and has an explanation for her behavior does don't make sense now does it? I accept your apology.
The family was treated very poorly. This child has a medical condition and the parents were trying to work with the flight crew and even said that they would pay for the meal from first class, but the airline didn't want to listen. The child ate and was calm, so why did United have to kick them off? There were no threats made, just a concern parent.
ReverendMary-Catherine Ryan. i agree if they cant act civilized stay home put up with misbehaving brats for who? for what? I fault the stupif ignorant parents who are cluelesd and have no consideration for anyone else
Merry B
Interesting comment as that is NOT the reason the pilot gave for having them removed! Stop making things up!
"she had behavioral issue" so a child throwing a tantrum doesn't? a child who would literally kick seats, run around and yell which eould disturb more passengers than the girl doesn't have behavioral issues?
The entitled parents, and their kids screaming and causing chaos
A girl that’s done nothing wrong, and isn’t her fault.
So true.
You are right, it's the mom's fault. She should be able to manage her daughter's behavior so she is not violent, or she should not take her on a plane, and she DEFINITELY shouldn't have threated flight staff. I get the feeling this woman uses her daughter to get special treatment at restaurants and thinks the whole world is like that. Airlines don't play those games!
@@KFrost-fx7dt well it's not really the moms fault I have a sister who has autism and cannot stop her being violent due to some things
@@somerandomperson68yearsago50 Can you please learn English and then type that again? Or type it in your native language using proper punctuation? Jesus Christ.
Kaiser Frost damm man I understand what you mean but no periods doesn’t make it impossible to read lmao. Anyways dont be so rude about it. And btw its not really the moms fault. No matter what her daughter does she’ll act like it.
And of course is United Airlines
8MILLI GAMING lol
8MILLI GAMING United haven't been the best recently but I would have done exactly the same in this situation.
EXACALTY! OKAY! SO I WAS WATCHING ANOTHER VIDEO: AND THE SAME AIRLINE KICK A WOMAN OFF
Try Delta And tell us how the torches is.
Woman: "She was put off the plane because she was posing a threat" Girl: *Innocently watching Bear in the Big Blue House on a laptop* lol, ok lady.
Edit: Probably the most likes I've ever got on anything, lmao. Thanks.
ikr
Theyre unpredictable they change very fast one minute they are shaking they arm on their chest the next they are screaming and swinging on you
@@bossdup3594 uh no wtf
HEY BIG BLUE HOUSE IS A TERRIFYING SHOW
That lady that said that disgusts me. She wasn’t posing any threat
I understand your daughter is handicapped, but to expose passengers in an enclosed area to disruptive behavior IS NOT A RIGHT! FYI, i’m a nurse and had TWO special needs children, so i’m quite understanding as to the challenges. The pilot made the right decision and the poor judgement of the mother is the issue.
united airlines: These people seem nice
passenger: *asks for some water*
united airlines: *drags them off the plane*
Nice
Jesus Christ Damn Jesus not again
Yes, the mother should have been more responsible and brought food.
But screaming isn't a threat. Babies, toddlers, and even drunks scream all the time on planes, and they don't get kicked out.
NationalismBG people cant bring food to airplanes lol
+marcel Chocano
Yes, they can. You can buy food at the airport, and then bring onto the plane, as long as it's after the security checkpoint. I once brought pizza onto a plane.
marcelo Chocano
Yes they can.But,it HAS to be from the places in the Airport.I've brought Chick-Fil-A on a plane before ((of course it was from the airport)).
Screaming isn't a threat, screaming and scratching is.
+Aqua Blade
How is scratching a threat to the flight in any way?
Why didn't the mom bring her own food on the plane?
They did, but the kid refused.
TSA confiscated the outside food they were bringing.
Caged I fucking hate tsa
christian Lawrence the wanted hot food or she panics and complains Ye fucking mong
christian Lawrence your not aloud
so, she didn t think about informing the airline BEFORE booking the flight about her daughters illness and maybe should have not flown at all...some mothers just LOVE the DRAMA!
I am Deaf. There is a place to mark your disability and if you need assistance when booking, and also ability to inform the flight crew at the desk. No excuses at all, as I live near PDX airport, for this to happen except for arrogant mother and apathetic dad.
@davidthedeaf literally was just asking myself that. They could've let the flight know a head of time that they had an autistic daughter that is uncontrollable. But nah no effort on the parents at all
Seriously what about the screaming babies and kids???
Talon OOHH yes they can. You don't understand. My 1 year old sister sent me to the hospital when she scratched me on purpose on the eye, like the literal eyeball. And most babies can do that too so yah
Your sister's a bitch
SparkleASMR 38 I think you might be having a little victim complex over there.
One year old babies don't scratch anyone on purpose.
PoisonTheOgres Well I might have been lying a bit...she's 2 lol
Challenge accepted!
Your sisters a bitch.
Baby: AAAAaaaAaaAaAaAaaHHhhHhhhh
Airline: ok
Autistic person: h-
Airline: nOooOOooooooOooOoOoo!1!!1!!!1!1!1
Sparklepuppy00 Aj the baby started screaming after they took off they couldn’t turn back lmao
😂😂😂😭💔
Dylan Wong But in this case they had also taken off and performed an emergency landing to remove this “disruptive” passenger.
U copy logan t
@@bread600 not really since it's different words than mine
Airlines need to be required to have training on handling someone with special needs. She cannot control her actions like we can. I know because I spent most of my teen and early adult years caring for people.
Then she shouldt fly. Or the mom should carry special food for her.
Flying is not some kind of right u have. U have to ba able to follow the rules. Period
tbh euthanasia is in order
Lies again? Allah Tuhan
God these people in the replies have no empathy.
Airlines should kick ANYONE who is disruptive and noisy, wether it's a child, teenager, adult, special needs. Etc, no one should be forced to bear with any type of annoying tantrums wether they can be controlled or not