If American Airlines received a complaint about a Black male passenger with offensive body odor but could not verify the complaint, the solution should not have been to eject eight separate Black men from the plane, Susan Huhta, an employment law attorney in Washington, D.C., who is representing the three men, said.
American Airlines said they take all claims of discrimination seriously, contradicting the alleged treatment of the black passengers who were briefly ordered off the plane due to body odor complaints.
The lawsuit brought against American Airlines by the men highlights the persistent issue of racial discrimination in air travel, echoing past warnings by the NAACP regarding discriminatory practices within the airline.
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