American Airlines Employees Humiliate Family of Boy With Down Syndrome
A teenager with Down syndrome is singled out as a flight risk for smiling and playing with a baseball cap. Watch the action on video.
Has a group of American Airlines employees at New Jersey’s Newark Liberty International Airport identified the latest threat to airline travel—a teenager with Down syndrome Bede Vanderhorst’s parents were told by airline employees at the boarding gate that the 16-year-old boy was “not ready to fly” because of “agitated” behavior and that the family would not be allowed to fly in the $625 first-class seats they purchased.
