Cody “No Love” Garbrandt got kicked out from a flight due to a mask dispute


Cody “No Love” Garbrandt got kicked out from a flight due to a mask dispute
Cody Garbrandt

Cody “No Love” Garbrandt suffered from Covid-19 and faced long-term complications of the disease, he is yet to make a full recovery but he is getting back in proper shape and is expected to return later this year.

Cody Garbrandt is again involved in a controversy when he got kicked out from a flight due to his son not being able to wear a face mask. He uploaded the video on his Instagram account which said, “Kicking a two-year-old off a plane ride but your captains aren’t wearing their masks, while we all are full capacity sharing the same air! What a joke.”

“F**k @southwestair got kicked off because my 2-year-old son wouldn’t put his mask over his face. This coward flight attendant hid his bitch ass in the bathroom”.”

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Garbrandt filmed the flight captains who were also not wearing the masks, even after the recovery this deadly virus is still affecting our lives in any way possible.

Southwest Airlines issued an apology

Southwest Airlines

Following the incident Southwest Airlines issued an apology and stated their protocols during these times, they wrote, “We regret this family experienced any inconvenience during their travel.”

“However, federal law requires Southwest to ensure every person age 2 and over to wear a mask at all times throughout a flight, including during boarding and deplaning. In this situation, the customers opted not to fly on Southwest, and they were offered a full refund of their tickets.”

The airline states on its website that “a properly worn mask completely covers the nose and mouth, is secured to the head with ties, ear loops, or elastic bands that go behind the head, and fits snugly against the side of the face”.

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