Pepa of the rap group Salt-N-Pepa is contemplating taking Southwest to court docket. This comes after the airways kicked Pepa, actual title Sandra Denton, off a flight after a dispute about seat purchases escalated.

Here’s What Happened Between Pepa & Southwest Airlines

According to TMZ Hip Hop, the flight crew deemed Pepa a threat and eliminated her. The rapper broke down the incident in a video and spoke to the outlet about what occurred. Apparently, she was flying from Las Vegas to Nashville for a gathering—a direct flight she usually takes.

In 2018, the artist was in a automotive crash that impacted her knee then and now. So, throughout this specific journey, Pepa bought two seats on the flight and paid for wheelchair help from a greeter. She was sporting a knee brace.

However, after boarding the aircraft and taking each her seats, a flight attendant reportedly advised her she wasn’t allowed to take action. The motive was allegedly that neither of Sandra Denton’s legs was in a forged. She and the attendant went backwards and forwards a bit earlier than the Southwest Airlines worker allowed her to stay put.

Southwest Responded To The Incident Like THIS

Not lengthy after interacting with the flight attendant, Pepa says a person approached her and requested her second seat.

He allegedly claimed he was headed to a funeral. She tried to elucidate why she had two seats. In response, the person insisted that he was flying to a funeral. Meanwhile, the encircling passengers allegedly started arguing about whether or not she ought to surrender her seat or not. Eventually, the person bought her seat.

Sandra’s assistant was touring along with her. The rapper known as the assistant on the cellphone to have her report the interactions, however officers eliminated Pepa from the flight inside a couple of minutes.

She wasn’t given a motive on the time. Afterward, although, she was advised it was as a result of she was recording and made the flight crew really feel unsafe. The artist confirmed to TMZ Hip Hop that she by no means recorded the precise flight.

Following the incident, Southwest Airlines reportedly reimbursed her $2,500 for each her seats on the aircraft. However, she was not reimbursed for the $300 wheelchair help and $500 automotive service in Nashville. She additionally bought the prospect to reschedule the assembly.

Nonetheless, she advised TMZ she’s exploring if the airways violated the American Disabilities Act, provided that her tickets have been marked “disabled.”

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