Dispatcher Says She Was Told Not to Report Shoe-Bomb Incident

13 Jun 2002

The American Airlines dispatcher who was monitoring a trans-Atlantic flight when the captain reported that a passenger had a shoe bomb said today that her supervisor tried to prevent her from notifying the authorities. Full Story

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Dispatcher Says She Was Told Not to Report Shoe-Bomb Incident

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Dispatcher Says She Was Told Not to Report Shoe-Bomb Incident

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