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    This was supposed to be one of those sleepy flights that leaves late, crosses two time zones, and arrives at 11:00 p.m. But it wasn't.

    Yes, everyone is okay. Yet the three hour delay, a night in jail for one of the passengers, and a possible lawsuit could all have been avoided.

    Here's the story and the lessons we can learn from it.

    The passenger sitting across the aisle from me asked for a drink of water. Apparently the attendant walked by, ignoring her request. So the passenger went to the front of the plane to obtain a drink of water. An argument followed and the passenger returned to her seat, wrapped herself in a blanket, and lay down. A second attendant approached and the passenger announced, “I've been harassed and I'm going to file a complaint.” This attendant left and the first attendant came to the passenger

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    e three hour delay, a night in jail for one of the passengers, and a possible lawsuit could all have been avoided.

    Here's the story and the lessons we can learn from it.

    The passenger sitting across the aisle from me asked for a drink of water. Apparently the attendant walked by, ignoring her request. So the passenger went to the front of the plane to obtain a drink of water. An argument followed and the passenger returned to her seat, wrapped herself in a blanket, and lay down. A second attendant approached and the passenger announced, “I've been harassed and I'm going to file a complaint.” This attendant left and the first attendant came to the passenger

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    it.

    The passenger sitting across the aisle from me asked for a drink of water. Apparently the attendant walked by, ignoring her request. So the passenger went to the front of the plane to obtain a drink of water. An argument followed and the passenger returned to her seat, wrapped herself in a blanket, and lay down. A second attendant approached and the passenger announced, “I've been harassed and I'm going to file a complaint.” This attendant left and the first attendant came to the passenger

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    the front of the plane to obtain a drink of water. An argument followed and the passenger returned to her seat, wrapped herself in a blanket, and lay down. A second attendant approached and the passenger announced, “I've been harassed and I'm going to file a complaint.” This attendant left and the first attendant came to the passenger
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    endant approached and the passenger announced, “I've been harassed and I'm going to file a complaint.” This attendant left and the first attendant came to the passenger and demanded, “What's your problem?” The passenger replied, “Leave me alone.” This exchange went back and forth a few times and then the attendant said, “You’re a freak. I’m going to have you taken off the plane.”

    After the attendant left, the passenger sat up. She faced me and said, “You’re a witness. You have to tell the truth about what happened.” Tears flowed down her cheeks.

    We talked. In the course of our conversation I helped her calm down and I counseled her to tell the attendants that she felt fine, that she was no longer upset, and that she was sorry for anything that she might have said. I suggested that if she behaved otherwise, the attendants

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