A Miami plaintiff alleges she was mistreated on an American Airlines flight after bringing her emotional support dog Simba into business class. Photo from court documents.
During an American Airlines flight from Miami to Los Angeles, one flight attendant allegedly said the plaintiff's emotional support dog Simba had to be locked in a bathroom, and "started slamming the dog, in its kennel, with the door to the bathroom," according to a federal lawsuit.
August 07, 2019 at 12:05 PM
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A lawsuit in the Southern District of Florida alleges an American Airlines flight attendant mistreated a pregnant passenger who tried to bring an emotional support service dog aboard the business-class section of a flight from Miami to Los Angeles in April 2019.
Miami resident Avigail Diveroli suffers from severe anxiety, according to the complaint, which claims she included her dog Simba in her reservation, and twice called the airline to check that the dog could fly in business class.
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