In two separate incidents during 2016, three Muslim passengers were removed from their respective flights
at the time. The document said the passenger told Delta staff that the couple was “fidgety, nervous, and sweating” and the man had “inserted something plastic into his watch,” making her “very uncomfortable and nervous.”
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, the captain “failed to follow Delta’s required security protocol” prior to removing the couple and that it appeared the man and the woman would have been allowed to fly if not for their “The department also cited an incident that occurred July 31, 2016 as an example of discriminatory conduct in the consent order.
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