American Airlines Alaska Air Group Inc., a founder of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's sister Randy Zuckerberg has been accused of being sexually abusive. With the details of the incident on Wednesday, social media has posted a post on Facebook, Randy.
Alaska Air's Aviator Randy Zuckerberg dismissed the charges
The New York Times reported that Zuckerberg's sister Randy Zuckerberg was leaving Los Angeles on Wednesday as the first-class passenger to Mexico's Mazatte. The accused person sat next to him. Shortly after leaving the aircraft, he started making indecent remarks against him. He complained to Randy. These words Randy posted on his Facebook post. In the post he wrote, 'My next passenger repeatedly insulted me. I have also heard of her inappropriate and objectionable sexual comments. "Randy accuses the crew of being uncooperative at that time. Criticism circulated around his post, the airline authorities were stunned when they ran out of criticism. The US has started an investigation to know the details of the airline incident.
Zuckerberg's media founder and former chief executive officer Randy Zuckerberg claimed that he did not take such a behavior at first. But when the person started to exaggerate, he told the air traveler the matter. Randy complained that the person was indulging in indecent comments against other women and other passengers sitting around her. Aircel did not give any importance to his charge. On the contrary, he (Randy) was sympathetic to the person. The air force told Randy that the person went to their flight sometime. If there is a problem, Randi can also arrange the seats in the other side of the back.
Randy became very shocked by the behavior of air services after being sexually harassed. Returning home, the social media pressed the whole point. Just after this post, the Alaska Aircraft Authority started the investigation quickly. The person has also canceled the next flight until the investigation report is handed over.
Alaska Biman spokesman Ray Lane said, "What Randy has shared on Facebook is very annoying for us. We want those who travel on our plane to feel safe. As a company, we do not give any discount for any kind of sexual harassment against our serviceholders. '
After the investigation of Alaska Airlines sexual harassment incident and canceling the passenger's flight, Randy said in the next post on Facebook, "I am grateful to them. Because the airline took the matter seriously. '