Passenger Removed From Frontier Flight (The Exit Row Video) 

Bingo. Comply or you don’t fly!

Exactly. I don't want that woman being responsible for the 200 other souls on that flight, should there be a reason to use the emergency exit.

My buddy bidder had same thing with exit door pax. Exit row had 2 foreign non English speaking pax. They refused to move from exit..your out of here!

@@user-zn5qg4se6q I understand but some passengers wouldn’t. People seated in the exit row of an airline in America must be able to understand and re-communicate those instructions in English to the passengers in an evacuation. Every darn thing we do is for a serious reason and there are some passengers that just don’t get that and they think they have the « right » to disregard crew instructions. It’s crazy when you think about it. They are about to be hurled at 300 miles an hour to more than FIVE MILES ABOVE THE EARTH (!!) in an aluminum can but feel that they can argue with us about safety. LOL! Buh-Bye!

@@user-zn5qg4se6q I had a lady on a flight that had her lap child in her lap and had the seatbelt fastened around her and the baby! OMG! I tried and tried to explain to her that she needed to place her seatbelt around herself and hold her child tightly in her arms. She went ballistic and started screaming that she was NOT going to take her child out of the seatbelt. She got so ugly and hysterical that I just told her like it is. « In an impact situation, your body will move forward at perhaps hundreds of miles per hour and the seatbelt will CUT YOUR BABY IN HALF! ». Her response was « OMG! You talk like it is going to happen!! ». I just looked her square in the eyes, smiled, and said, « You talk like it never has. »

I know! I was a fa!

@@user-zn5qg4se6q What is your craziest story as a FA?

Absolutely! 👏

Ppl are ignorant when it comes to the aviation field. People still call speed tape duct tape.

we do have a pretty cool job 👏🏼

It’s not that Glamorous at times is it?😳😔

Eh, maybe 50 years ago? You need to explain. I could not do your job today.

When passengers are compliant and the operation is running smoothly, the job is really quite amazing! It’s the “turbulent” times that make the job harder than it needs to be.

What is the “glamorous” thing about this job? This is a serious question. You spend hours in a small space with strangers, not all of whom are nice, serving them drinks and food. You always have to be super nice and have to have an exaggerated smile on your face. I'm a frequent flyer by necessity and am always happy when I can leave the confines of a plane behind me, not to mention I would ever describe such a constricted environment as a glamorous place to work.

She didn't care about her Grandson. If she did she wouldn't be acting like a immature teenager.

I believe they did. Every article I've read suggest that was the move. Also, going off of my knowlege of procedure, they would've had to offer her another seat. Being escorted off the plane for saying "no" to the question would be a huge scandel and violation.

Hey!! I am! I’ve taken it seriously the past year and I’m loving it. I can’t believe that! You got me on the gram? 👀

@EastonExplores indeed I do! I asked you about your shirt that you got from... the airline that I'm not sure you still work with lol. And you were my FA twice, by happenstance when flying in and out of LGA. I mentioned that I'm the voice of [insert that carrier here] "Thank you for choosing ____ Airlines! If you know your confirmation number, please press 'one' , or stay on the line, and a representative will be with you shortly. "

ok, believe it or not I REMEMBER YOU!!!! This is wild! At this point, we've got to get a drink or something.

@EastonExplores For sure! If you're ever in NYC, hit me up! (It's not a competition, but I know you have a busy schedule... I'm a Stage Manager, Voice actor, Producer, on Broadway and off...7 days a week, 18 hour days.... but if I'm ever free, totally! ) been following your life advice, flight advice, mental health advice. Allb the things lol. Would love to hear what else you've been up to.

haha sounds good man! i'll try and give you a heads up next time i come through!

Yes. It's an awful decision.

She was probably lying for sympathy. She said she was calling her attorney, who I don’t think exists. She was saying whatever to get them to back off.

If she was that worried about her grandson, she could've just shut up and sit in a different row...

or poor family planning on hers (cwl)

Thank you! and honestly, I’d love to know more detail just out of curiosity.

The best flight I ever had was on a Northwest flight to Honolulu back in the 90's.

You were being an ass. It's a simple question. Just tell him he would be switched to another seat, and if he refused would be removed. If your airline has a policy to not switch seats, just tell hkm he would be removed if he refused. _Try and find out?_ You were power tripping.

@@danielch6662If they tell him he will be moved then he is going to answer yes simply because he doesn’t want to be moved, not because he’s actually willing and able to help. The simple fact he’s even asking is enough said.

​@danielch6662 I was not being an ass. By him asking me that, I lost confidence in him being able to open a door. I had doubt. When I fly, I pay for exit row setting. When the flight attendant gives me a brief, I tell him or jer I am a retired flight attendant. Because whwn I was an FA, I wanted former flight attendants, pilots, an sort of medical or law enforcement people in those seats. It gave me peace of mind. So I do tje same when I am flying now.

you're equal to the other passengers

Likely, her charges will get reduced to misdemeanor and she will cop a plea deal.

Great question. It’s nearly entirely up to the FAA and how they want to proceed. Generally speaking, they can impose fines up to $37,000 and even pursue criminal charges. Depends on what is found after the investigation.

unlikely that person would be able to pay the 10's of thousands it cost the airline to extract her and then re-arrange their ongoing flight slots. Blacklist will be down to the airline but it would take so many flights from this 1 individual to ever make a profit from them again

It looked like she was arrested from the hike down the jetway stairs.

Glad it was helpful :)

Some places still have bus or Amtrack service.

Same here. They’re like the Dollar Tree of airlines.

Yes! There are so many ways in life to save money. Do passengers realize that it is foolish to try to save money on their cheap pilot, crew, and aircraft? You want the very best because your safety matters! You can save money somewhere else. Plus, buying a cheap fare usually includes a long list of add-on charges so they are paying the same as if they had purchased a ticket on a more reputable airline. Air travel was never meant to be cheap. There are too many lives at stake. Next time someone is thinking about purchasing a low fare on a low-cost airline, ask yourself why that pilot would settle for earning less than they could at a major airline. The answer is because they didn’t hire him. Same with the flight attendants. On my first day of training with a major airline, they told us that they had to interview 18,000 applicants to make up a class of 70. And even then, only 42 of us graduated and got our wings. So 42 out of 18,000. That tells you how selective the major airlines are. Plus we are paid a whole lot more than a smaller airline would pay. So why would I work for a smaller airline if I could have a better career with a major? Only if I wasn’t hired by the major. Just saying.

do they have any decent aircraft or just Boeings?

No, just trash Airbuses, and mostly old used aircraft. @@mattwoodford1820

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I'm 5'6" and 140lbs. I'd rather somebody bigger do that too.

and cost Frontier 10's of thousands of dollars!! I have to look deep for sympathy for someone who spends extra for a seat they can't use.

So simple, say yes , nod your head and carry on end of !

"assess the situation" is right on the money.

the exit row question was asked before filming began. so all we have is the word of the pax and the fa

@@EastonExplores Who did the witnesses side with?

@@TomCook1993 doesn't matter, the captain said "get out" so get out they WILL!! Pe3ople forget the democracy ends when you step into the aircraft, you are under the captains rule which you mist obey without question. There's other means of transport for those that don't want to be in that situation

@@mattwoodford1820 why are you so mad?

@@TomCook1993 I'm not mad, I'm neuro-divergent 😂

I'd love to hear more. I can only comment based on the video and information from The Independent, Business Insider, and NY Post. Please provide more information and I'll gladly do an update video.

@@EastonExplores would you like to collab on this?

let's do it. I'll message you

@@EastonExplores ok great

what in the video happened differently than what was shown?

They said that to get rid of you. You sound like an entitled ass. You got your meal first because it was a special meal...you could have waited to eat it if you absolutely needed water with your meal but no, YOU decided you where more important. Usually drinks are served with the main meal service...you should wait AFTER to use your call bell. At one point you are an adult. It`s like people who get mad they had their trays for too long yet they ordered special meals.

Probably not.

@@hothotheat3000 that is exactly my point. If I pay extra for that seat they can't really ask me to move to a different seat with less legroom unless they reimburse me.

you’d have to reach out to the company to ask

@@EastonExplores you're missing my point the point is I would be damned if they tried to make me move out of a seat that I paid extra for without reimbursing me on the spot. I would need some sort of written assurance that I was going to be reimbursed and if I have paid for it they cannot legally make me move

Oh i get where you’re coming from. My knowledge base is with the Federal Regulations. and regardless of monetary transaction, you cannot sit in the exit row if you have any condition (hidden or visible) that prevents you from performing the tasks required or you decline to perform the tasks required. as far as reimbursement, that’d be taken up with the airline. Although I’m pretty sure that when booking a ticket online you have to agree to terms and conditions before purchasing the exit row seat. I’d check there for your answer

thanks Chuck. I’m on it

Wrong, people, like this entitled angry woman, don't know how to deal with the pilot (captain). The captain is basically "the law" on airplanes, ships and probably a couple of other forms of transportation. And airplanes don't have "steering wheels", educate yourself.

“how to use a steering wheel” is a wild way to talk about the pilot profession.

Captain doesn't need to know how to deal with the public. The captain TELLS everyone what to do on the plane and you either obey or end up booted and blacklisted, and quite rightly so!!

@@mattwoodford1820 Exactly. Should be taught in Kindergarten, day care or Head Start the Captain is in charge.

Captain can say: "You're not flying" and you cannot fly. He even don't need explanation for that!

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