Another passenger complained to the flight crew that he considered the shirt a threat, but United allowed the man to fly with the T-shirt anyway.
A passenger on a United flight complained after he say a fellow passenger wearing a T-shirt that advocated lynching journalists, in an incident that went viral on Twitter and was first reported by CNBC. The complaining passenger was given the option of moving to a different flight, but the passenger with the threatening shirt was not confronted and was allowed to fly. The episode highlighted the inconsistencies in how airlines enforce dress codes and assess threats on board.
A passenger on a United flight complained after he say a fellow passenger wearing a T-shirt that advocated lynching journalists, in an incident that went viral on Twitter and was first reported by CNBC. The complaining passenger was given the option of moving to a different flight, but the passenger with the threatening shirt was not confronted and was allowed to fly. The episode highlighted the inconsistencies in how airlines enforce dress codes and assess threats on board.
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