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Two blind women say they became only passengers on Southwest flight after airline 'forgot about' them
Two blind women from Florida say they became the only passengers on their Southwest Airlines flight after other travelers were rebooked during a five-hour delay.
Blind Passengers Left Stranded By Southwest Airlines During Flight Delay Debacle
Southwest Airlines is under fire after two blind passengers, Sherri Brun and Camille Tate, were stranded at their gate during a significant flight delay on July 14, 2025.
Southwest Airlines Leaves Two Blind Passengers Behind At Gate
While airlines can constantly mishandle luggage, they usually have the decency not to forget the passengers who arrive on time at the gate.
Southwest Airlines offers two blind women only $100 credit after leaving them behind
According to subsequent reports from  WSVN and WOFL, the airline eventually flew Tate and Brun on another flight
Southwest Airlines Apologizes After Embarrassing Mistake With Blind Passengers
Southwest Airlines had to apologize to two passengers following an embarrassing recent incident in which the women, who are both blind, were left behind by their flight. Sherri Brun and Camille Tate had booked spots on Southwest Flight 2637 from New Orleans to Orlando on July 14.
Southwest Airlines Apologizes After Abandoning Two Blind Passengers
The airline gave them a $100 voucher, stating a full refund would not be possible since the pair eventually got to their destination.
Southwest Airlines Denies 2 Blind Women’s Claim They Were Forgotten in Airport amid 5-Hour Delay
Sherri Brun and Camille Tate allege that Southwest Airlines didn’t inform them that their fellow passengers had been booked onto an earlier flight
Southwest Denies Wrongdoing After Blind Women Fly Empty Plane
Two blind women claim that Southwest Airlines forgot them during a flight delay, leading to them being the only passengers on a plane.
Blind passengers feel snubbed by Southwest after airport delay snafu
Sherri Brun and Camille Tate sought to board Southwest Flight 2637 from New Orleans, La., to Orlando, Fla., on July 14, according to WOFL in Orlando. They arrived at the gate, but their flight had been delayed. Common problem; however, everyone else on Brun and Tate's flight were re-booked on an earlier flight to Orlando.
Southwest Airlines says 'sorry' for forgetting two blind women in New Orleans, gives $100 vouchers for delay
Southwest Airlines left behind two blind women, Camille Tate and Sherri Brun, at New Orleans Airport, causing a five-hour delay in their journey, thou.
Southwest Airlines offers two blind women measly $100 credit after leaving them behind: ‘They forgot about you’
Southwest Airlines has apologized to two blind women who were left behind at their gate while waiting for their flight to Orlando, but only offered them a paltry $100 for the inconvenience.

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