Será que é verdade
Humilhação. Este foi o sentimento que tomou conta de Gokhan Mutlu. O passageiro, que mora em Manhattan, foi obrigado pelo piloto de um avião da JetBlue durante um vôo de San Diego a Nova York a se sentar na privada do toilet. O vôo estava lotado, mas a empresa - umas dessas "barateiras" que inspirou modelos nacionais - garantiu que Gokhan teria direito ao assento 2E, e que uma funcionária da empresa viajaria em um dos assentos especiais destinados à tripulação (o jump seat).
"No meio do vôo o piloto me chamou e disse que eu teria que me sentar em outro lugar", contou Gokhan, conforme relatado no processo na Justiça. Tudo porque a funcionária da JetBlue - uma aeromoça em trânsito - deu piti e reclamou que o jump seat era muito desconfortável. Gokhan pensou que os dois apenas trocariam de lugar. Lêdo engano! Pelas normas da aviação, passageiro não pode ocupar o jump seat. E então? Sobrou a privada do toilet!!!
"Sofri trauma psicológico e emocional. Fui humilhado e desonrado publicamente", declarou. Ele contou que a funcionária se sentou na poltrona 2E e fingiu dormir.
Sob pressão e por causa da grande turbulência, Gokhan baixou a cabeça e caminhou na direção do fundo da aeronave. Entrou no toilet e trancou a porta. Sentou-se na privada e passou três horas sem cinto de segurança. Quando avião chacoalhava, o passageiro tentava se agarrar a qualquer coisa no cubículo.
Ao sair, o piloto, estampando um clássico e plastificado sorriso de companhia aérea, disse a Gokhan:
"Eu o trouxe para casa".
A viagem pode custar à empresa dois milhões de dólares, que é quanto o passageiro está pedindo de indenização.
fonte: o globo
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Man Says JetBlue Pilot Forced Him To Sit On Toilet
Manhattan Resident Suing Low-Cost Airline, Claims He Spent Part Of San Diego To NYC Flight In Restroom
Told Flight Attendant's Jump Seat Was Uncomfortable
NEW YORK (CBS/AP) ― A New York City man is suing JetBlue Airways Corp. for more than $2 million because he says a pilot made him give up his seat to a flight attendant and sit on the toilet for more than three hours on a flight from California.
Gokhan Mutlu, of Manhattan's Inwood section, says in court papers the pilot told him to "go 'hang out' in the bathroom" about 90 minutes into the San Diego to New York flight because the flight attendant complained that the "jump seat" she was assigned was uncomfortable, the lawsuit said.
Mutlu was traveling on a a "buddy pass," a standby travel voucher that JetBlue employees give to friends, from New York to San Diego on Feb. 16, and returned to New York on Feb. 23, the lawsuit said.
Initially, Mutlu was told a flight attendant had taken the last seat on the plane, but then he was advised she would sit in the employee "jump seat," meaning he could have the last seat, the lawsuit said.
The pilot told him 1 1/2 hours into the five-hour flight that he would have to relinquish the seat to the flight attendant, court papers say. But the pilot said that Mutlu could not sit in the jump seat because only JetBlue employees were permitted to sit there, the lawsuit said.
When Mutlu expressed reluctance to go sit in the bathroom, the pilot, who was not named in the lawsuit, told him that "he was the pilot, that this was his plane, under his command that (Mutlu) should be grateful for being on board," the lawsuit said.
When the aircraft hit turbulence and passengers were directed to return to their seats, but "the plaintiff had no seat to return to, sitting on a toilet stool with no seat belts," court papers say.
Sometime later, a male flight attendant knocked on the restroom door and told Mutlu he could return to his original seat, court papers say.
Mutlu's lawsuit, filed Friday in Manhattan's state Supreme Court, says JetBlue negligently endangered him by not providing him with a seat with a safety belt or harness, in violation of federal law.
A JetBlue spokesman declined comment on the lawsuit Monday.
Fonte: http://wcbstv.com/local/jetblue.gokhan. ... 22250.html
Manhattan Resident Suing Low-Cost Airline, Claims He Spent Part Of San Diego To NYC Flight In Restroom
Told Flight Attendant's Jump Seat Was Uncomfortable
NEW YORK (CBS/AP) ― A New York City man is suing JetBlue Airways Corp. for more than $2 million because he says a pilot made him give up his seat to a flight attendant and sit on the toilet for more than three hours on a flight from California.
Gokhan Mutlu, of Manhattan's Inwood section, says in court papers the pilot told him to "go 'hang out' in the bathroom" about 90 minutes into the San Diego to New York flight because the flight attendant complained that the "jump seat" she was assigned was uncomfortable, the lawsuit said.
Mutlu was traveling on a a "buddy pass," a standby travel voucher that JetBlue employees give to friends, from New York to San Diego on Feb. 16, and returned to New York on Feb. 23, the lawsuit said.
Initially, Mutlu was told a flight attendant had taken the last seat on the plane, but then he was advised she would sit in the employee "jump seat," meaning he could have the last seat, the lawsuit said.
The pilot told him 1 1/2 hours into the five-hour flight that he would have to relinquish the seat to the flight attendant, court papers say. But the pilot said that Mutlu could not sit in the jump seat because only JetBlue employees were permitted to sit there, the lawsuit said.
When Mutlu expressed reluctance to go sit in the bathroom, the pilot, who was not named in the lawsuit, told him that "he was the pilot, that this was his plane, under his command that (Mutlu) should be grateful for being on board," the lawsuit said.
When the aircraft hit turbulence and passengers were directed to return to their seats, but "the plaintiff had no seat to return to, sitting on a toilet stool with no seat belts," court papers say.
Sometime later, a male flight attendant knocked on the restroom door and told Mutlu he could return to his original seat, court papers say.
Mutlu's lawsuit, filed Friday in Manhattan's state Supreme Court, says JetBlue negligently endangered him by not providing him with a seat with a safety belt or harness, in violation of federal law.
A JetBlue spokesman declined comment on the lawsuit Monday.
Fonte: http://wcbstv.com/local/jetblue.gokhan. ... 22250.html
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Concordo. Trabalho com esse povo direto e eh um festival de sons e odores durante o dia. Sem falar que perfume e desodorante sao desconhecidos deles! Mas eh cultura....Guimarães escreveu: ... na India o homem ( somente os homens ) arrotarem , se soltarem ,
se coçarem etc ... em publico É COMPLETAMENTE NORMAL , trata-se de
conceitos de sociedade e não de falta de educação ( não deixa de ser é claro ) mas é totalmente corriqueiro voce entrar em um elevador , numa
sala ou EM QUALQUER LUGAR e começar aquela sinfonia e os odores
tipicos ... e ninguem acha ruim pois faz parte da cultura deles ...