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No In-Flight Movies on JetBlue
On July 26th, Marilyn Parver took a JetBlue flight from New York City to Las Vegas. While aboard, Parver filmed the disruptive behavior of some fellow passengers. Although the filming was within her rights, as she had violated neither the law nor JetBlue policy, crew members ordered her to delete the video. After refusing, Parver was taken off the flight in handcuffs by two Las Vegas cops, a TSA official and a JetBlue representative, and sent to a local police station for “disobeying an officer,” after standing firm. She was later released with various bruises on her wrists and elsewhere. The TSA and Las Vegas police claim to have no record of the incident, and JetBlue refuses to discuss it.
