"Honored" American Airlines flight attendant rejects award, complains about management

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4-05-2008 @ 6:50PM

mickyd said...

I was at the awards ceremony. What you didn't hear her talk about was the fact that she was harrassed by AA for walking off an airplane that had a crack in the fuselage. AA apparantly didn't find that important enough to take it out of service. She has been harrassed since the incident and has not flown. Every flight attendant there knew why we had received this invitation. None of us were thanked for the job we did until after the incident in February. It was "damage control". You may not think it was the right place, but any place is the right place if an airline is dispatching unsafe aircraft. You should thank Ms. Rolow for having the balls to speak up.

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