“When we arrived (staff) were asking us to actually pay and I didn’t really comprehend it, and I’m like ‘no I’m not paying to be able to get off this plane’,” she said.
“They all just stood around for a while and the option that was left was for me to get on the floor and crawl.
Natasha ElfordYahoo!“We unreservedly apologise to Ms Curtis for her recent experience while travelling with us,” the spokesperson said.
“We are committed to providing a safe and comfortable travel experience for all our customers, including those requiring specific assistance.
“Regrettably, this was not the case for Ms Curtis following a miscommunication that resulted in the delay of an aisle chair being made available at the gate on arrival and we are looking into what happened as a matter of urgency.
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