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The war between Alec Baldwin and the airline industry has taken another twist.
The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) has requested that American Airlines remove the actor’s sitcom “30 Rock” from future flights following last week’s incident between Baldwin and a Los Angeles-to-New York flight crew.
The trouble all started when Baldwin was kicked off the plane after refusing to comply with instructions to shut down his smart phone.
He also engaged in what the airline called “extremely rude” behavior.
In its statement, the APFA says, “We fully support the Flight Attendants and the way they handled the situation. The crew responded as they have been thoroughly trained to do so by the FAA as safety professionals onboard the aircraft.”
The organization “would be agreeable to implementing ["30 Rock"] again if, and only if, Mr. Baldwin publicly apologizes to American Airlines Flight Attendants.”
That seems unlikely.
Last week, Baldwin offered a written apology – to his fellow passengers, not the company – and then mocked the situation by appearing as an American Airlines “pilot” on “Saturday Night Live.”
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Daniel Jacobson 13 Dec, 2011--
Source: http://www.gossipcop.com/flight-attendants-30-rock-removed-american-airlines-alec-baldwin-fight/
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