Southwest Airlines deletes X post celebrating "all female flight crew"
By newseditors // 2024-01-18
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Amidst questions surrounding whether ‘diversity and inclusion’ drives are jeopardizing airline safety, Southwest Airlines deleted a post on X celebrating an “all female flight crew.” (Article by Paul Joseph Watson republished from Modernity.news) The post featured an on-board photo of two female pilots and four air hostesses, two of whom are black. “All female flight Crew? Go off, queens!” stated the post. Go off what, the plane? After other X users began ridiculing the post, the company swiftly deleted it. Apparently, the queens didn’t get a chance to “go off” after all. Respondents expressed satisfaction at the company’s quick reversal.

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