A Flight Turns Around After Passengers Refuse To Wear Masks
SALT LAKE CITY - AUGUST 12: A Delta Airlines jet taxies for take-off at the Salt Lake International Airport August 12, 2005 in Salt Lake City, Utah. The resent increase in fuel prices has forced some airlines to raise ticket prices and may force some such as Delta into bankruptcy. (Photo by George Frey/Getty Images)
Remember when your dad would threaten to turn the car around if you didn’t behave? That’s what Delta Airlines did last week after two passengers refused to wear a facemask.
According to reports, the Atlanta-bound flight turned around in mid-air after two passengers were “non-compliant with crew instructions.” After landing in Detroit, the flight took off again and arrived safely at its destination after a delay. WOW!
Virtually every airline now requires all passengers to wear facemasks on board. Delta requires a ‘virtual medical evaluation’ for any passenger claiming to have a health condition that prevents them from wearing a mask.
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