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USA:expelled from the plane because she was breast-feeding her baby on board

Washington, USA - The fact happened last month but now the woman has sued the airline

American press sources report today a fact happened last month on a Delta Airlines plane. A woman from New Mexico has sued the carrier because she was forced to get off the plane due to take off from Burlington airport because she was breast-feeding her baby. Even if there is no ban imposed by the US law to feed a baby in public, Emily Gilette, 27, was asked to disembark as she had disturbed some...

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Rome, Italy, 11/15/2006 21:32
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