Delta removes passenger after he declines seat change for couples on Bogotá‑Atlanta flight

Delta removes passenger after he declines seat change for couples on Bogotá‑Atlanta flight
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Written by AI from 2 reports listed below. Not checked by a person before publication. How we use AI

Delta Air Lines asked Colombian passenger Santiago Daza to move seats so a couple could sit together on a flight from El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá to Atlanta on 9 September, and he later refused the change.

Daza recorded the crew with Meta smart glasses; a flight attendant told him to stop recording and approached the cockpit, after which another Delta employee instructed him to leave the aircraft, and Delta rebooked him on a later flight and offered a $150 travel credit.

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