#hertoo

”This aircraft respects women.” I wrote that since it reminded me of the picture I took of a taxi in Delhi with a bumpersticker in the window stating the same thing. We are going to need to print some more of those.

March 21, 2018

Flight Air India  AI167

Accused- seat 12A.

Plaintif- seat 12B.

No recording.

Perhaps one witness.

Do you remember that Youtube clip that went around when an Indian woman was in the midst of being sexually harrassed on a flight and she recorded it? We could probably pull that up right now and watch it again.

Or we could just look one row ahead to the left at the 60 year old man in 12A right here on our flight.

Unbelievable. I couldn’t understand why this woman came and sat next to Khaleda in a middle seat, the one with the movie console which Khaleda was using since hers was broken. Then I saw the woman’s tears. What the hell is going on?

Then the flight attendant came and got her, moved her to business class and another male one went over and basically reprimanded that man. I couldn’t hear the conversation more than ”we don’t tolerate that” and ”I did not touch her” and it was starting to get loud. He was most likely being clear about what was going to happen when we landed in Stockholm. Khaleda said they took his passport.

Talk about not being able to enjoy an upgrade to business class.

Khaleda promised that we would walk out with her and stay with her until she met her party or felt safe (a quarter past when hell freezes over). The flight attendants arranged personnel to be with her though. 

So what happens now, Air India?