American Airlines launches family off the flight because passengers complained of a bodily odor

American Airlines pulled a family out of a plane on Wednesday after pbadengers and crew members complained that one of the family members was feeling bad.

It was asked Yossi Adler to take off the flight – from Miami (Florida) to Detroit (Michigan) – after "the crew members were worried about the comfort of our other pbadengers because of the l ''. smell, "American Airlines told Fox News in a statement released on Thursday. .

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"The members of our team took care of the family and provided hotel accommodations and meals, and then booked them on a flight to Detroit this morning," the statement said.

Adler told Fox's affiliate, WJBK, that his wife and daughter had followed the crew's instructions and had descended from the plane.

"They said that there were people in the plane complaining about your OB," he said. "Our crew members felt it and our pilot felt it and the pilot said we could not let you fly in this plane because the OO is too bad."

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The pbadenger stated that he recorded the meeting and alleged that American Airlines personnel had withdrawn his family from the plane because they were Jewish.

"You have to calm down," said a manager in Adler.

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"I need to calm down, I have eight children at home and there is a religious reason that makes me go off the plane," Adler replied. "We do not smell, nobody here has odor."

"You said to me for religious reasons that you do not shower – that's what you said?" the official asked. Adler reportedly replied that it's raining every day.

American Airlines did not talk about Adler's religion in his statement and claimed that the kidnapping was due to his alleged body odor.

"They walk around (holding their noses):" Oh, that smells, "he told the news channel. "And they were the managers, they embarrbaded us in front of everyone, you want people to use your airline, treat people with respect."

Adler, for his part, stated that he did not smell and that the crew members would not confirm the identity of the Adler family, which they said emanated odour.

Fox News' multiple attempts to reach Adler were not immediately successful.

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