U.S. Airways decided to not hang First Sgt. Albert Marle’s jacket in order to prevent it from being wrinkled on the flight. She refused, citing some bureaucratic red tape policy that only first class passengers get to use the closet. She states that 1SG Marle isn’t one of them and then refused to hang up his jacket. It isn’t like he served his country, put his life on the line, and endured brutal combat in the Middle East so that this flight attendant could live free and be safe. Her exact quote was, “Our airline policy says I’m not going to do it, so I’m not going to do it.”
You can read the official account from WSOCTV who broke the story.
Here is the news story about it.
