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A male passenger who had just undergone a hair transplant surgery boarded an American Airlines flight from Miami International Airport (MIA) to Las Vegas Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) refused to clean up blood from the surgical wounds on his head and refused to get off of the flight after being asked to by crew.
Eugenio Ernesto Hernandez-Garnier, 27, was traveling home after a hair transplant surgery. His head was dripping blood. Flight attendants asked him to change his bandages and clean up the mess he was making. He refused and was asked to deplane along with his wife, 32-year-old Yusleydis Blanca Loyola. He commented, “If we can’t fly, no one else can either.”
Local 10 reports that police were called and when the couple refused to leave the aircraft, they were handcuffed and taken off of the plane. The couple claimed that the blood was dried and acted selfishly by asking authorities to hold up every other passenger with their refusal to deplane.
Anthony’s Take: This couple was acting incredibly entitled and selfish. Blood presents a biohazard to other passengers and crew (not to mention that he should have taken better care to plan travel around his surgery). People never cease to amaze me.
(Image Credits: Miami-Dade Corrections & Rehabilitation and American Airlines.)
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3 comments
Remind me again why we don’t need lifetime bans for idiot passengers…
Almost as bad as a few times having to take people off planes from Colombia to S Florida because they wouldn’t sit down. “I can’t, I just had butt implants.”
LOL