Delta reviewing how man who followed family onto an aircraft boarded wrong plane
Briefly

Lauren Benton expressed her alarm about a man she noticed following her family in the airport, stating, 'My heart started beating immediately -- I didn't know what this man's intentions were.' This statement highlights the fear and anxiety she felt during the ordeal.
After realizing the man had boarded the plane and sat in their row, Benton recounted, 'My husband assertively confronts him and says, 'Hey, is this really your seat?' And the man says, 'Yes, it's my seat,'' showcasing the tense confrontation that unfolded.
Gerry Phelan remarked on the situation, emphasizing that 'Delta should ensure that that boarding pass matched up with the individual... it certainly didn't match up with the flight that they're boarding that time,' which indicates a critical lapse in security protocol.
In response to the incident, Delta stated, 'Delta has processes in place for gate agents and flight crews to verify that individuals onboard aircraft prior to departure are customers that are booked on that particular flight,' underscoring their commitment to security despite this breach.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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