American Airlines Apologizes After Flight Attendants Make Doctor Cover Up Outfit with Blanket

Photo: Getty A doctor from Texas has received an apology from American Airlines, after flight attendants allegedly threatened to kick her and her 8-year-old son off a plane because they deemed her outfit inappropriate. Dr. Latisha “Tisha” Rowe, who specializes in family medicine in Houston, went viral on Twitter on June 30 after sharing her experience on a flight from Jamaica to Miami. Rowe alleged she was then told she needed to cover up.

American Airlines Apologizes After Kicking Woman and Her Child with Rare Skin Condition Off Flight

American Airlines is apologizing after a woman and her young child were kicked off a flight to South Carolina last Thursday because their rare, genetic skin condition caused concern amongst the crew. Jordan Flakeshared the heartbreaking storyto Facebook on Feb. 28 writing, “Jackson and I were just discriminated against… big time!” “We boarded our American Airlines flight where everyone smiled and talked to Jackson. Before take off a man (employee called on flight to handle the situation) came up to my row and asked the 2 men sitting next to me to get up,” Flake wrote.

American Airlines Asked Olivia Culpo to 'Cover Up' Sports Bra, Bike Shorts: 'So F----- Up'

Photo: Olivia Culpo InstagramAmerican Airlines askedOlivia Culpoto put more clothes on before a recent flight to paradise.On herInstagram StoryThursday, the 29-year-old model’s sister Aurora Culpo said that airline officials asked her sibling to “cover up” before boarding their flight Thursday. The Culpo sisters were flying to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico with Olivia’s boyfriend Christian McCaffrey.“Olivia and I are going to Cabo and look at her outfit,” Aurora said, panning the camera to her sister, who was wearing a long black cardigan, sports bra, biker shorts and a face mask.

American Airlines Asks Corporate Employees to Volunteer at Airport After Cutting 30 Percent of Support Staff

American Airlines plane.Photo: Robert Alexander/Getty American Airlines is looking for a little extra assistance from its corporate staff. As airports are preparing for a surge in travelers this summer, the company has asked corporate employees from its headquartersto volunteer at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. “As we look forward to welcoming back more of our customers this summer, we know they’re counting on us to deliver a reliable operation and help them feel comfortable as they return after many months away from traveling,” Sarah Jantz, a spokesperson for American Airlines, told PEOPLE in a statement.

American Airlines Basic Economy Customers Allowed Carry-On Luggage Again After Company Lifts Ban

American Airlines is lifting its ban on carry-on luggage for Basic Economy customers beginning on Sept. 5.Last year, American Airlines introduced Basic Economy tickets, which allows customers to pay for cheaper flights with less services. Fliers are also required to pay for their carry-on bags beyond one personal item, even if it can be stored underneath the seat in front of them.The cost for checking a carry-on bag with American is currently $25.