United Airlines Apologizes To Terrell Davis After Handcuffing Incident

by Larry Leo

July 16, 20245 Comments

On Monday, Former Broncos star Terrell Davis discussed his "traumatizing experience" on a recent United flight with his wife and three children where he was placed in handcuffs. United Airlines has apologized to Davis in an official statement...

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"This is clearly not the kind of travel experience we strive to provide, and we have reached out to Mr. Davis’s team to apologize," United said in a statement, via KTLA. "We have removed the flight attendant from duty while we closely review this matter."

(The Spun)

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cajunmud•17 months

I can't understand why Americans haven't boycotted the airline industry and made them stop this abuse. I stopped flying commercial in 2006, had to buy my own Gulfstream...damnit.

Drizzt•17 months

Flight attendants have become Nazis. They should have personal responsibility for false accusations.

Thracken13•17 months

United is the worst - the employees are terrible. Sprirt Airlines you worry about the other passengers, United it is the employees. I had United employees at O'hare go through my suitcase when I got stuck overnight one time. they took everything of value I had in the bag (camera, a few DVD's and other stuff). United said we aren't responsible, tough luck.

whoyodaddy•17 months

United Airlines still suck.

Missile•17 months

Good on United for fessing up. Likely a new young flight attendant who claimed “bullying” or “improper touching” or some BS

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