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<\/p>\nA court case has been dismissed after a couple attempted to sue American Airlines because they were forced off a plane for smelling bad.<\/p>\n
In 2020, Yehuda Yosef Adler and his wife Jennie were escorted off of a flight they paid for as passengers and flight attendants noticed a stench coming from them.<\/p>\n
The couple attempted to take the company to court, but the case was dismissed, according to reports, reports the Mirror.<\/p>\n
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It was supposedly done so with prejudice, meaning they will not be able to refile it and pursue the same legal action against the airline.<\/p>\n
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Sixty days after the case was officially dismissed on April 10, 2020, however, no further action was taken. The case effectively closed, and the parties went their separate ways.<\/p>\n
Back in January 2019, the Adlers, along with their 19-month-old daughter, were kicked off an American Airlines flight from Miami to Detroit after passengers allegedly complained about their stench.<\/p>\n
"All of a sudden, as soon as they took us off, they closed the gate and then they said, 'Sorry, sir, some people complained you had body odour and we're not letting you back on,'" Yosef told WPLG Local 10 News at the time.<\/p>\n
They were told their luggage would be removed from the plane, but that never happened, and they were left stranded at the Miami International Airport while they dealt with the airline. <\/p>\n
Their stroller and other bags \u2014 supplies for their young daughter \u2014 were left on the plane.<\/p>\n
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The Adlers were given a hotel room and meal vouchers that night, then booked on another flight the following day, but for around 24 hours, they had only the clothes on their backs.<\/p>\n
In the terminal, they told the outlet that they stopped a passersby and asked them directly if they smelled. They also asked airline employees, but nobody would give them a straight answer.<\/p>\n
On January 28 that year, the Adlers filed a civil suit against American Airlines "for discrimination that relates to the Adlers' race, religion, ancestry, country of origin, and ethnic characteristics, for denial of freedom and equality, for embarrassment, humiliation, for disparaging treatment, for defamation, for negligence and for intentional infliction of emotional distress.\u201d<\/p>\n
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