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Full Article HereNEW YORK -- An American Airlines passenger died after a flight attendant told her he couldn't give her any oxygen and then tried to help her with faulty equipment, including an empty oxygen tank, a relative said.
And on top of that the Defib's weren't charged/working. It's very sad that the woman died due to muti-layer incompetence on the airline's part.SilentscoutIX wrote:
This just seems like incompetence at every level. Seriously, not just one empty oxygen bottle, but TWO? Everything just seems like a tragic series of fuckups on every level which lead to the unnecessary death of this poor lady. :-/
lol - a boxarticle wrote:
Desir was put on the floor, and a nurse tried CPR, to no avail, Oliver said. A "box," possibly a defibrillator, also was applied but didn't function effectively, he said.
Yeah, but what else could it be? A PS3? I guess he couldn't say it was a defib for sure, but it's pretty likely.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
i'm pretty surprised the doc's on the flight did anything -lol - a boxarticle wrote:
Desir was put on the floor, and a nurse tried CPR, to no avail, Oliver said. A "box," possibly a defibrillator, also was applied but didn't function effectively, he said.
i'll wait for the facts - from a legitimate source, thanks anyway.
It is.JahManRed wrote:
And they say its more dangerous to cross a street.
First of all, this wasn't a flight accident it was a medical condition. It has nothing to do with flight safety.JahManRed wrote:
And they say its more dangerous to cross a street.
It's a shock tittle which purpose is to get your attention.FEOS wrote:
I get to fly American today. Hooray for me!
To refuse help to someone in distress is shameful. If that is AA policy and not just a stupid stew, then watch out...punitive damages FTW.
Well, since I got the stew refusing to help from the text of the article and not the tittle (sic)...Gawwad wrote:
It's a shock tittle which purpose is to get your attention.FEOS wrote:
I get to fly American today. Hooray for me!
To refuse help to someone in distress is shameful. If that is AA policy and not just a stupid stew, then watch out...punitive damages FTW.
It's not like the flight attendant just laughed and watched the lady die.
It's even said in the article that the crew tried to give her oxygen, but the tanks were empty.
(It's.)
THE DAMN ARTICLE wrote:
A few minutes later, Desir said she was having trouble breathing and asked for oxygen, but a flight attendant twice refused her request
We don't know why she didn't give her oxygen, but they didn't have any either.FEOS wrote:
Well, since I got the stew refusing to help from the text of the article and not the tittle (sic)...Gawwad wrote:
It's a shock tittle which purpose is to get your attention.FEOS wrote:
I get to fly American today. Hooray for me!
To refuse help to someone in distress is shameful. If that is AA policy and not just a stupid stew, then watch out...punitive damages FTW.
It's not like the flight attendant just laughed and watched the lady die.
It's even said in the article that the crew tried to give her oxygen, but the tanks were empty.
(It's.)THE DAMN ARTICLE wrote:
A few minutes later, Desir said she was having trouble breathing and asked for oxygen, but a flight attendant twice refused her request
I know, but if you got hit by a car an ambulance would come treat you................if their is anything worth treating.usmarine wrote:
It is.JahManRed wrote:
And they say its more dangerous to cross a street.
But you still got hit.JahManRed wrote:
I know, but if you got hit by a car an ambulance would come treat you................if there is anything worth treating.usmarine wrote:
It is.JahManRed wrote:
And they say its more dangerous to cross a street.
Same here.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
i'll wait for the facts - from a legitimate source, thanks anyway.
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