Chuck Aaron of Charlotte, Mich., who also served in Iraq, was sitting behind Calley. Aaron said he knew the minute he saw the pair that Calley was a fellow veteran and that Sun was likely a PTSD service dog. No one on the flight had any problem with Sun putting her paws on the empty seat, Aaron said. But then the flight attendant appeared. He just started going off about how the dog cant be on the seat and you have to get that dog down, Aaron said. The flight attendant was so rude that a dozen or so other passengers began to stand up for Calley and filed complaints when they landed, Aaron said. He started telling us that he was going to have the police waiting when we landed because we were being hostile, Aaron said. It was blatant disrespect. I couldnt just sit there and not say something.usatoday/story/money/business/2014/12/23/airline-apology-iraq-vet/20826727/
Posted on: Thu, 25 Dec 2014 09:44:47 +0000
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