A shocking incident aboard a Delta Air Lines flight has led to the termination of an employee after a young passenger was exposed to explicit videos on an iPad. The airline has issued an apology and assured passengers that such behaviour "does not reflect our values."
What Happened?
According to reports, a child travelling with their family was given an iPad by a Delta employee to watch movies during the flight. However, the device contained inappropriate content, leaving the parents horrified.
Delta's Response
Delta Air Lines confirmed the incident and stated that the employee involved had been "removed from duty." The airline emphasised its commitment to passenger safety and promised a thorough investigation.
"We deeply regret this incident and apologise to the family affected," a Delta spokesperson said. "This behaviour is unacceptable and does not align with our company's standards."
Public Reaction
The incident has sparked outrage among passengers and child safety advocates, raising concerns about airline protocols for in-flight entertainment provided to minors.
Many have taken to social media to express their shock, with some calling for stricter employee screening and content monitoring on devices used by children.
What's Next?
Delta has not disclosed further details about the investigation but assured customers that measures are being taken to prevent similar incidents in the future.
