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United Airlines Lifts Terrell Davis' 'No Fly' Ban

United Airlines planes are parked at their gates at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, Illinois

United Airlines has confirmed that the flight attendant involved in the incident leading to Terrell Davis' removal from a plane is no longer employed. The NFL Hall of Famer had been placed on the airline's 'no fly' list following the encounter on July 13, but United has since lifted the ban.

According to United, the letter notifying Davis of the ban was sent the day after the incident, and the action was rescinded shortly after. The airline also stated that the flight attendant in question is no longer an employee, although it remains unclear if this is directly related to the incident involving Davis.

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