NJ Mother says that UNITED Airlines asked her to remove the son’s industrial respiratory system

According to what was reported, United Airways apologized to a woman who claimed that the flight crew members asked her to remove the industrial respiratory system for her son, leaving her “insult” during a trip earlier this month.

Melissa Sotomiore has released a video clip of Tijook Ferral now tells how the crew on March 8 trip from Tamba, Florida, to Newark, New Jersey, tried to make her separate from her 21 -month -old son The industrial respiration device and the tube of the trapIt is what depends on it, and stores the devices so that the plane can take off.

“This message is dedicated to United Airlines,” Sotomiore said in the video. “The way I dealt with my son when we were trying to fly home from Tampa to Newark was very ridiculous.”

A United Airways The official spokeswoman Fox News Digital told the email that the airline “is connected to the customer to address her concerns and apologized for any frustration that she might have faced.”

The passenger of the “infiltrators” travelers who compete at the airports: “You do not deceive anyone.”

Sotomayor, however, said NBC News She did not believe that the airline’s apology was “honest.”

in Video of nearly 10 minutesAnd, which achieved more than 1.2 million views, Sotomoor said her son was “medical complicated” after he was born prematurely in 22 weeks.

Sotomoor said she had received a medical permit and documenting that her son can safely fly from airlines and his doctors – pediatric disease doctor. She said they did not face any flying problems to Tampa and had only problems in the journey of returning home.

When someone told her to fly by separating her son from the machines, Sotomayor said she could not “keep him alive” and presented the documents.

The passenger says, “Bat” the seat seat, they must put their money as their mouths are located

Sotomoor said that the illuminated second trip was then contacted and told her that if she did not agree with them, they may have to move her seats. The mother said that he then showed the documents for the second time and said that her seats were chosen by the management of the airline before the flight.

Then one of the injury told her on the third trip to remove the devices, saying that her son “will be fine until we are in the air at a height of enough.” Sotomoor said she refused.

Sotomior said that one of the nearby passengers intervened and apologized for the way the flight crew was treated.

“After that, the captain was involved and Sotomoor told it” difficult “, the mother said in the video.

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Sotomoor said that she offered the documents to the captain, who continued to claim that her son’s medical equipment was a threat to other passengers, and that she was not following the instructions of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

“I was really annoyed by the way we were insulted in front of others the way we talked to,” said Sotomi. “The captain spoke to me as if I was putting my son at risk, and they were unwilling to listen to the fact that my son was relying on this equipment to keep him alive.”

The journey finally started after more than an hour, according to Sotomayor, who said she then contacted a manna about this ordeal.

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“I felt very respectful of these airlines, well, United Airlines, and I will not fly to United again,” she said.