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Dad Forbidden To Hold His Son With Cerebral Palsy on Flight | Airline | A&E

   October 24, 2021  26 Comments on Dad Forbidden To Hold His Son With Cerebral Palsy on Flight | Airline | A&E

A father is refused from holding his son with cerebral palsy in this clip from Season 2, Episode 16.

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26 thoughts on “Dad Forbidden To Hold His Son With Cerebral Palsy on Flight | Airline | A&E”

  3. I think not was resolved well… what a joke!!!!! Just let the father hold his son! The son would be in a much safer situation than that car seat. It looked flimsy to me

  5. Having a disabled son, you need to keep them safe as his dad, if you were in a car it would be unsafe to have your sweet boy on your knee..this is for his and your safety if anything happened to the plane your weight would crush him. Our disabled son was in a wheelchair at times, you are doing a great job in challenging circumstances. 🇬🇧

  9. As well meaning as they may be, regulations like this don't take disabilities into account. They say it's "for safety", but for someone with low muscle tone, it becomes less safe for them to be in a seat on their own. I'm glad they came up with a solution, but the federal regulations need to take these things into account.

  15. This day in age, it is not unreasonable to expect major carriers to make ADA accomodations. Like, come on-take out two seats to accommodate wheel chairs. With that said, cheers to all for behaving well.

  22. Maybe adding those inflatable balls where people can go in to, in planes for people like that?
    So they can still be admitted without a hassle. Not every kid fits in a babyseat.
    If the plane happens to crash, at least the kid will be safe and sound in it's plastic ball.
    Now I can hear you think; why not put everybody in such a ball then? If plane crashes in the sea and sinks, the roof opens up and all the balls float to the surface of the water?
    Also hear the smarter ones thinking too: how does it go when you need to go to the toilet? – well yeah, I didn't thought that one through, maybe a concealed tube system for your body fluids?
    LOL
    But I agree, safety is number one!

  24. It's great that SW helped with getting a car seat. I've watched enough of those air disasters tv shows to know a lot of airplane crashes happen either during the take off or the landing. You may think your strong but the force of impact could make you loose your grip if your holding on to someone else.

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