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Old 26-10-2016, 09:52 AM #10
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...well so far as I can see, the airline have basically said that they will look into it/are looking into it so no they're denying it but looking into it, which would be what would be expected of them..and then maybe there would be more to comment on because it appears to be sexism to me..someone asked to move a seat that they occupied, whether pre-booked or not just because they were female and no other reason...but it is only as I say for me 'half a story' so far...whether it has any bearing/the airline story to the decision they made or their staff made on that one flight..?...an accusation has been made against them so it's only fair that their response is heard..I'm at least very interested in more information...with the cake case as was mentioned earlier, the thing with that is it had all been decided in a court and all stories again were given so no doubt at all that a discrimination took place...
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