Ten days after a dent caused by a errant baggage loader turned
into a hole at 26,000 feet, causing an MD-80 to lose cabin pressure
and make a speedy retreat back to the airport, another incident
involving contract ramp workers for Alaska Airlines at
Seattle-Tacoma International has drawn the ire of company officials
-- and dented an otherwise perfectly good airplane.
Delta Air Lines has been granted a six-month extension on the
deadline to file a reorganization plan to lift the company from
Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Told he couldn't board the plane because he was on a TSA
terrorist No-Fly List, Edward Allen was upset. "I don't want to be
on the list," Allen said. "I want to fly and see my grandma."
Edward Allen is four years old.
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