Reading about this incident made me reflect on my own assumptions and actions. Captain Johnson’s story is a profound example of resilience and leadership. It’s not just about calling out discrimination but also about turning these moments into meaningful lessons. Let’s take this as a reminder to treat everyone with respect and fairness, regardless of their appearance or background.
I totally disagree because why do Blacks always have to use this as a reminder when it should be the White being reminded to treat all people with respect and fairness. This mess is enough. Start teaching yourself and your child or children to love and respect others, start interacting with other people, and start showing some love. And make a video with the White being treated unfairly then I might use it as a teaching method and let the Whites get over it.
I'm black and the only class I've ever traveled has been first class. If someone looks at you and tries to assume something about you that is negative. Most likely you are there better.
Captain Johnson's experience is a powerful reminder that leadership is about more than just authority. It's about using your influence to create a fair and inclusive environment for everyone. We should all be inspired by his commitment to justice and equality.
As a pilot and employee of any airline he would be flying as a non-revenue passenger and as a courtesy a non-revenue pilot checks in with the pilots flying as they board. The flight attendants would know this also based on his ticket indicating a non-revenue passenger.
@@spenceryoung5147 Of course it happens all the time. There are over 330 million people in the United States, and not all of them are nice people. Some people ARE racists. But fictional stories like this do nothing other than stir the pot and make people angry - not at someone who actually DID something, but at a made-up story. It gets people angry, not at an injustice, but at a fictionalized injustice. And not at specific individuals who have behaved abominably, but at a whole race of people who are REPRESENTED in the story. There was a similar story that I came across last night. In each of the accounts, there is entirely too much detail - things like what people were thinking, their facial expressions, or accounts of multiple conversations that no one would be privy to. I worked as a pilot for a major airline for just about three decades. I’m not by any means saying that there were never any racial issues during that time at my airline, but I never once encountered one, and I don’t remember ever hearing of any. I worked with pilots of other races, and there was never any issue for either of us. Ever. I think we need to learn to value the progress that has been made, and to encourage it to continue and get even better. I went to a high school in Detroit that was 50/50 black/white, and believe it or not, with virtually no exceptions, we all got along. Because the school was a magnet school, virtually all the students WANTED to be there, had good attitudes toward education, and about each other, and had supportive parents. And we all lived under the same rules. I found the same thing in the military and at my airline. If we stop FOCUSING on race, stop elevating victimhood, have the same rules for EVERYONE, and have a mission that everyone can get behind, it’s amazing how many problems start to go away. And the more of us that learn that race is not an important issue that needs to divide us, the easier it will be to deal with the relatively small percentage that haven’t learned that yet.
That airliner lady should’ve been fired. She had no right to decide who sits in first class and who don’t the money is not coming out of her pocket if we can afford to have it we are entitled to get it.
Complete BS story. None of it is how seat assignments work and flight attendants don’t move passengers around. A flight attendant would also not ask to see a first class passengers boarding pass as she would have a boarding report with each passengers name, seat assignment and travel priority. The FA would have instantly known he was deadheading crew member. If there was in fact an overbooking which is not done in first class deadheading crew members are the first to be moved. The entire story is so fictitious as to be laughable.
I agree. Story is moving, but too "perfect". The first thing that made me doubt the story was that "Captain Marcus" had not been a part of the preflight briefing and secondly, I'm pretty sure that "Captain Chen" did not have the authority to reassign himself in this situation. He was the assigned Captain and that could not be changed on a whim. Further, (I don't remember the departure point, but) a simple cross country flight to Los Angeles does not require a relief pilot. This story is BS. Not even a nice try. I agree with the sentiments but the story doesn't ring true. I'm calling bull shit and I'm giving the video a thumbs down. Patrick Cowdrey, Central Point, Oregon.
More BS emerged as the video continued. The narrator says that "some students in the back of the plane heard the initial conversation". That's absolute BS. You could never hear a conversation that far away in that acoustic environment even without the ambient sounds of other people's conversations. From first class, all the way to the back of the cabin? More bull. I agree- the kind of discrimination spoken of here should never take place. Neither should bullshit stories. Like this. This is a political video. Patrick Cowdrey, Central Point, Oregon
This is another submission by a group called Bold Voices. It is fictitious. It is a story. It is not a true event. It is a story written by a group of amateur writers submitted to make you think through their writing that it's an actual event. It is not. Just read the description by clicking on the title.
He couldn’t have taken over the plane at this stage, the captain role starts a long time before they enter the plane. There’s a lot of briefing and planning. So this is pure fantasy.
I did not see that coming! 😳 The moment at 4:15 when he takes charge was pure gold. The way he handled the situation was so smooth, I couldn't believe it! 🙌 Who else was blown away by how everything unfolded? Let’s chat about that unexpected twist!
If it is real, I applaud Captain Johnson for the way he handled the situation, but if it was created as a teaching tool to deal with our engrained bias, I hope that we can include that training in all of our business at least once a year.
i have listened to many stories, and it always amazes me how well the people handle the situation. im not sure that i would have been so graceful. my hat off to captain marcus johnson
This story is a good start for all Americans to understand the challenge some of us still experience to this day. The color of your skin still matters, your race still matters, your birth place still matters. Working for the airlines for over twenty five years, you can find a very challenging situation almost daily. It creates a very unsafe work place. Standard company policies and procedures , federal laws and guide lines, and even union membership laws do not even address the problem at hand. To foster and apply all the necessary measures to protect all of us in time of injustice that any member experience is just to follow the law and implement a true concept of valuing each individual as an asset in our pursue of the ever challenging American Dream. That is my opinion as a brown skin man of fifty five years of being a proud American naturalized citizen.
and if it is not true, i am sure that there are situations like this, that do actually happen, and it is a real shame, in my opinion and with out prejudice
Excellent write up. Very emotional and heart moving. I have also reflected and agree that I too have misconceptions on race that I need to confront. Thank you
@@helenlauer9545 I’m sure it is. But look at how a fictional story like this gets people riled up unnecessarily. They don’t get angry about someone’s unacceptable behavior. They get upset because of a fictional STORY someone told. Getting people riled up does nothing to advance the cause of eliminating racism. We’ve gotten so worked up as a society over injustices that we have gone to the other extreme where we think that reverse racism or sexism are justified to “make up” for injustices in the past. We even condemn people for having the same skin color as people a century or two ago who were active racists. And we’ve followed that trend when it comes to sexism. I can understand how difficult it is to be judged by the color of your skin, because we’ve pretty much gotten to the point where most people consider the lowest of the low to be white males of European descent. You’re considered guilty and to be a horrible person simply on the basis of how you were born. I can understand those who are minorities and have experienced mistreatment saying, “So now YOU know how it feels!!!” But you’re saying that not to someone who you know is guilty of racism, but rather to someone who is simply of the “wrong” race or sex. Reverse racism does nothing to improve the situation. It just makes more people angry and resentful - and many will be likely to develop attitudes that move us back in the wrong direction. Let’s do what we can to treat others as individuals who should be judged (in the good sense) on their character and behavior, not on their race or sex.
For the person that said this is BS, they are missing the point sure it was fiction but people are that way today if you just open your heart instead of your eyes 👀
I wonder what would have happened if Marcus had been a normal passenger, not a captain. It seems that Sarah was soon put in her place, having a low status job. Class is always a factor. Marcus always knew that people's attitude would change when he put on his uniform.
I have been on a few thousand flights mostly in first class and I've never seen a flight attendant move someone from first class to coach, except when a coach passenger tried move into first class on her own, and she was asked to move into her correct seat in coach
I loved all you experienced and self assured patrons I know you know every situation …. I know things myself I am sick and tired f all you self empowered authorities commenting You Ken’s and Karen’s dismiss things that never happen to you Stop commenting on things outside your life experience. You sound ignorant … “better to be thought of as a fool then open one’s mouth and remove all doubt”. Now shut up and learn how others lives differ from yours
Or perhaps racism is good for clicks. The story is pure B.S. The author of this fiction knows nothing about airline operations. Or perhaps he wrote this 60 years ago.
@@BlackwaterBud The point is not if the story is true or not, nor is it about the writer's knowledge about the airline industry. This is about the discrimination in our every day life and the importance of acknowledging it and doing something about it.
Get so sick of this cynical and sick behavior. Immediately a person ‘s color determines if they can afford first class seating. The same currency you use to fund your lifestyle so do we!!!!!!
sorry, I certainly respect the idea behind this story, but it is crap. never mind the fact Marcus was an airline pilot, HE IS A BLACK MAN. what would have happened if he was not a pilot, just a regular black man?
"This story is a powerful reminder to never underestimate or judge someone based on their appearance or assumptions. The ending gave me chills! Respect and professionalism always shine through. ✈👏"
❤nice i love the story. All white people is not bad. Because i fly on a airline i was so cold i had to coat etc. And a white lady take off her coat and lent me i thank her because i was so dame cold God is good.i black person ever one is not the same.❤
Anyone familiar with airline procedures would know a pilot flying non-rev isn’t just another passenger! This situation just shows the assumptions people make. Respect to him for staying composed.
Beatiful story. Truly our world is large ENOUGH for every human being - However, some people will NEVER be onboard to change due to their CHOSEN Hell-bent nature. We Are One Blood with a mind to make an individual decision to be ................
Wow, what a story. The lady who created this fictitious story to humiliate Capitain Mark Johnson, is knocked down herself; unforgettable self-inflicted infront of the staff members and passengers. I have heard stories similar to this. But the way how she started the whole thing is so moronic and the way how Capitain M. Johnson and others dealt was superb. The Capitain is genuinely a noble man with character. The lady is a disgraceful may be she got fired. The act of the passengers and what they did is truly an act of dignity with respect give them credit.
The story reflects the issue of race in USA anything is possible in this country. Like the lady in this story; I thought naturally is a racist but she failed miserably and exposed herself - self-inflicted lady.
@rudyjakma3664 I would have thought that a retired airline captain, you would have recognized this "rubbish" as fiction by young writers trying to show racism in their own way.
@pentispy you have a good point but I have flown with black first officers who later were upgraded to captain Here is Europe I am satisfied that they were treated with all the respect according to their rank. And cabin crew know the identity of other positioning crew members. More so a captain can never just yield his position to a colleague at the point of departure. Only in case of a serious incident like incapacitation. I don't want to expand further on this platform
Beautiful story. Yes it is based on events but in truth. We are all human and molded by our life's experience, good and bad. We need to see a person's heart and not the appearance. ❤ when hearts recognize there is unity. I have been in places no white person, yet alone a woman would go. Though a Christian a sister in a Moslem world. Your actions make a difference. Giving people time to think and change. Just a tiny seed to think and change will make your heart soar and world unite.
All of these stories are fictional ones that are supposed to have a moral. People, even if they know its fictional, like or dislike them based on how they fill about the moral.
We did not choose the colour of our skin, why judge by the colour of ones skin, when is this going to STOP. We are all creation of the almighty, be it black, green or yellow. Dont judge.
This is another one of those videos - that is not really a video - where they take 40 minutes to tell a three minute story. They make up the story and waste your time. Definitely thumbs down.
Give yourself a pet on the back if you could early guess the conclusion. Extra bonus if you knew Marcus and Sarah got married and flew together every since
You can't fathom horror stories about White America. This is about POC that can't even have civil rights. Without people like you bothering them because you feel uncomfortable because of the status they hold.
Have never traveled first class. Closest is bulkhead for long legs. I WOULD NOT THINK ANYTHING EXCEPT PROUD THEY CAN AFFORD IT. I don’t tolerate idiotic racism. Have lived reverse. NO TOLERANCE. Also prejudice for my religion. PEOPLE ARE SO IGNORANT. WAS RAISED BY FATHER WHO BECAME LEGEND FOR HIS ACTIONS AROUND DIVERSITY
I'm mixed blood , I only ever booked business class or first class. I have to say the only difference is the food and slight leg room.. Recently, I visited the middle East ELAL business and returned economy seat 21 which had plenty of leg room. From now on unless I'm travelling on a flight that's more 5 hours it's going to be economy its not worth the money. ELAL business was £3,567 one way 😂
Reading about this incident made me reflect on my own assumptions and actions. Captain Johnson’s story is a profound example of resilience and leadership. It’s not just about calling out discrimination but also about turning these moments into meaningful lessons. Let’s take this as a reminder to treat everyone with respect and fairness, regardless of their appearance or background.
I totally disagree because why do Blacks always have to use this as a reminder when it should be the White being reminded to treat all people with respect and fairness. This mess is enough. Start teaching yourself and your child or children to love and respect others, start interacting with other people, and start showing some love. And make a video with the White being treated unfairly then I might use it as a teaching method and let the Whites get over it.
I'm black and the only class I've ever traveled has been first class. If someone looks at you and tries to assume something about you that is negative. Most likely you are there better.
Yes there are first and second class who will live the longest ?
Their" betters. 🤣
@@MauriceMorton-b9y, wouldn't it be "their better."
Noting your answer there is prejudice still on both sides
I will not travel by plane but if I did it would be first class
Captain Johnson's experience is a powerful reminder that leadership is about more than just authority. It's about using your influence to create a fair and inclusive environment for everyone. We should all be inspired by his commitment to justice and equality.
As a pilot and employee of any airline he would be flying as a non-revenue passenger and as a courtesy a non-revenue pilot checks in with the pilots flying as they board. The flight attendants would know this also based on his ticket indicating a non-revenue passenger.
Right. This as enlightening as it could have been, is completely not factual nor could it have happened.
It does not say nonrev. It very clearly said "relief captain" which of course in reality is not reqd on transcon flts. Total b. S. CLICKBAIT😢
@@johnjoseph3667 Amen😎😎😎😎
Another non sensical work of fiction for likes.
not only the ticket but also the passenger manifest would indicate such details.
GOD IS FAITHFUL
yeh, and . . . ????
Is this for real? Is this still happening in the USA??? How disgusting and shameful that this is happening!
No! Someone creating fiction with ai
It happens EVERYDAY u wouldn't know it u are allowed not experience it. Ppl.who look like me are not allowed to experience it😭
@@duwaynejosephsson4845ur comment does that
@@duwaynejosephsson4845this particular story may be fiction, however, this type of behavior is alive and well in the United States.
@@spenceryoung5147 Of course it happens all the time. There are over 330 million people in the United States, and not all of them are nice people. Some people ARE racists. But fictional stories like this do nothing other than stir the pot and make people angry - not at someone who actually DID something, but at a made-up story. It gets people angry, not at an injustice, but at a fictionalized injustice. And not at specific individuals who have behaved abominably, but at a whole race of people who are REPRESENTED in the story. There was a similar story that I came across last night. In each of the accounts, there is entirely too much detail - things like what people were thinking, their facial expressions, or accounts of multiple conversations that no one would be privy to.
I worked as a pilot for a major airline for just about three decades. I’m not by any means saying that there were never any racial issues during that time at my airline, but I never once encountered one, and I don’t remember ever hearing of any. I worked with pilots of other races, and there was never any issue for either of us. Ever.
I think we need to learn to value the progress that has been made, and to encourage it to continue and get even better. I went to a high school in Detroit that was 50/50 black/white, and believe it or not, with virtually no exceptions, we all got along. Because the school was a magnet school, virtually all the students WANTED to be there, had good attitudes toward education, and about each other, and had supportive parents. And we all lived under the same rules. I found the same thing in the military and at my airline. If we stop FOCUSING on race, stop elevating victimhood, have the same rules for EVERYONE, and have a mission that everyone can get behind, it’s amazing how many problems start to go away. And the more of us that learn that race is not an important issue that needs to divide us, the easier it will be to deal with the relatively small percentage that haven’t learned that yet.
I’m Black and always fly first class. If someone judges you negatively, it’s probably because you’re ahead of them.
Just last month on a Delta flight I was asked my for boarding pass in 1st class. So yes it happens in 2024 and yes I am axblack woman.
Wow! Sorry about that, so sad to read this 😥😥
@boldvoicesofficial Following from Scotland U.K. would have to speak out if I witnessed such disgusting behaviour!
Already in millennium years, racism and hypocrites still exist....😅😂😅
I think this is excellent write up .
Captain Marcus Johnson exemplifies true leadership by staying calm under pressure and using his experience to educate and inspire others.
Truth is there's a serious racial discrimination in all spheres in America.
That airliner lady should’ve been fired. She had no right to decide who sits in first class and who don’t the money is not coming out of her pocket if we can afford to have it we are entitled to get it.
What’s wrong with economy class,huh, ?
@@douglasgyi Look at the content, not the wrapping. There is a message in this parcel.
Complete BS story. None of it is how seat assignments work and flight attendants don’t move passengers around. A flight attendant would also not ask to see a first class passengers boarding pass as she would have a boarding report with each passengers name, seat assignment and travel priority. The FA would have instantly known he was deadheading crew member. If there was in fact an overbooking which is not done in first class deadheading crew members are the first to be moved. The entire story is so fictitious as to be laughable.
I agree. Story is moving, but too "perfect". The first thing that made me doubt the story was that "Captain Marcus" had not been a part of the preflight briefing and secondly, I'm pretty sure that "Captain Chen" did not have the authority to reassign himself in this situation. He was the assigned Captain and that could not be changed on a whim. Further, (I don't remember the departure point, but) a simple cross country flight to Los Angeles does not require a relief pilot. This story is BS. Not even a nice try.
I agree with the sentiments but the story doesn't ring true. I'm calling bull shit and I'm giving the video a thumbs down. Patrick Cowdrey, Central Point, Oregon.
More BS emerged as the video continued. The narrator says that "some students in the back of the plane heard the initial conversation". That's absolute BS. You could never hear a conversation that far away in that acoustic environment even without the ambient sounds of other people's conversations. From first class, all the way to the back of the cabin? More bull.
I agree- the kind of discrimination spoken of here should never take place. Neither should bullshit stories. Like this. This is a political video. Patrick Cowdrey, Central Point, Oregon
He is Staff, staff move first with overbookings!
I was a flight attendant and I can assure you this is not an unusual story those things used to happen.
This is another submission by a group called Bold Voices. It is fictitious. It is a story. It is not a true event. It is a story written by a group of amateur writers submitted to make you think through their writing that it's an actual event. It is not. Just read the description by clicking on the title.
He couldn’t have taken over the plane at this stage, the captain role starts a long time before they enter the plane. There’s a lot of briefing and planning. So this is pure fantasy.
I wish they would take that music off behind the reading.
The writing is great. The message at the end. I’m keeping to use as examples when I do training.
Captain Johnson you are truly my hero. I'm black myself from Papua New Guinea. MM
For the kind soul behind the screen, I hope your life is as amazing as you are! ❤
Beautiful narration with wonderful moral lessons. Well done Captain Johnson.
What a story with multifaceted lessons.Thanks for sharing .
I did not see that coming! 😳 The moment at 4:15 when he takes charge was pure gold. The way he handled the situation was so smooth, I couldn't believe it! 🙌 Who else was blown away by how everything unfolded? Let’s chat about that unexpected twist!
The story touched me in my heart.
Great example with a story we need to hear more. Forgive our bad behavior.
Great story, beautifully narrated.
Captain Johnson is really a Professional and a role model to all of us in this planet. He proved that Prejudice has no place in this world!
That Sarah did not just happen to be racist on that day she was racist all along, otherwise what happened to Marcus would never had happened.
If it is real, I applaud Captain Johnson for the way he handled the situation, but if it was created as a teaching tool to deal with our engrained bias, I hope that we can include that training in all of our business at least once a year.
These stories are clickbait. It does matter how childlike the story, the guy who put it up gets paid as soon as you read it.
i have listened to many stories, and it always amazes me how well the people handle the situation. im not sure that i would have been so graceful. my hat off to captain marcus johnson
We should not have to handle this well. I would not have moved.
100 years ago today!!!! This happened.. don't forget the tusegee.. pilots 50 years ago.
This story brung me to tears
This story is a good start for all Americans to understand the challenge some of us still experience to this day. The color of your skin still matters, your race still matters, your birth place still matters. Working for the airlines for over twenty five years, you can find a very challenging situation almost daily. It creates a very unsafe work place. Standard company policies and procedures , federal laws and guide lines, and even union membership laws do not even address the problem at hand. To foster and apply all the necessary measures to protect all of us in time of injustice that any member experience is just to follow the law and implement a true concept of valuing each individual as an asset in our pursue of the ever challenging American Dream. That is my opinion as a brown skin man of fifty five years of being a proud American naturalized citizen.
and if it is not true, i am sure that there are situations like this, that do actually happen, and it is a real shame, in my opinion and with out prejudice
Excellent write up. Very emotional and heart moving. I have also reflected and agree that I too have misconceptions on race that I need to confront. Thank you
Sometimes situations like this happens in real life
sometimes? you mean sometimes it's drawn to your attention. For some people this is constant.
@@helenlauer9545 I’m sure it is. But look at how a fictional story like this gets people riled up unnecessarily. They don’t get angry about someone’s unacceptable behavior. They get upset because of a fictional STORY someone told. Getting people riled up does nothing to advance the cause of eliminating racism.
We’ve gotten so worked up as a society over injustices that we have gone to the other extreme where we think that reverse racism or sexism are justified to “make up” for injustices in the past. We even condemn people for having the same skin color as people a century or two ago who were active racists. And we’ve followed that trend when it comes to sexism. I can understand how difficult it is to be judged by the color of your skin, because we’ve pretty much gotten to the point where most people consider the lowest of the low to be white males of European descent. You’re considered guilty and to be a horrible person simply on the basis of how you were born. I can understand those who are minorities and have experienced mistreatment saying, “So now YOU know how it feels!!!” But you’re saying that not to someone who you know is guilty of racism, but rather to someone who is simply of the “wrong” race or sex. Reverse racism does nothing to improve the situation. It just makes more people angry and resentful - and many will be likely to develop attitudes that move us back in the wrong direction. Let’s do what we can to treat others as individuals who should be judged (in the good sense) on their character and behavior, not on their race or sex.
For the person that said this is BS, they are missing the point sure it was fiction but people are that way today if you just open your heart instead of your eyes 👀
If you don't like the story. Why continue to listen? We have FREEDOM to watch what we want. After all this is America.
I wonder what would have happened if Marcus had been a normal passenger, not a captain. It seems that Sarah was soon put in her place, having a low status job. Class is always a factor. Marcus always knew that people's attitude would change when he put on his uniform.
I have been on a few thousand flights mostly in first class and I've never seen a flight attendant move someone from first class to coach, except when a coach passenger tried move into first class on her own, and she was asked to move into her correct seat in coach
I loved all you experienced and self assured patrons I know you know every situation …. I know things myself I am sick and tired f all you self empowered authorities commenting You Ken’s and Karen’s dismiss things that never happen to you Stop commenting on things outside your life experience. You sound ignorant … “better to be thought of as a fool then open one’s mouth and remove all doubt”. Now shut up and learn how others lives differ from yours
right, you've never seen it so it doesn't happen. Thanks for that.
WHY DO PEOPLE TREAT BLACK LIKE
What thee hell is premium seating ?
It's an obvious fake before it even started.
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Wow, this is unbelievable! It’s astounding how much bias still exists in the aviation industry. I’m so glad the pilot stood his ground! 🙌🏾✈
Or perhaps racism is good for clicks. The story is pure B.S. The author of this fiction knows nothing about airline operations. Or perhaps he wrote this 60 years ago.
@@BlackwaterBud The point is not if the story is true or not, nor is it about the writer's knowledge about the airline industry. This is about the discrimination in our every day life and the importance of acknowledging it and doing something about it.
Get so sick of this cynical and sick behavior. Immediately a person ‘s color determines if they can afford first class seating. The same currency you use to fund your lifestyle so do we!!!!!!
This is an awesome story. I've learnt sooo much from it.
So, what happened to the one taking his place in first class?
I would have her job for this !!
The story writer is afraid to explicitly use the words race or color about the discrimination. They mostly only use the word "appearance."
I fight tears after listening to it
sorry, I certainly respect the idea behind this story, but it is crap. never mind the fact Marcus was an airline pilot, HE IS A BLACK MAN. what would have happened if he was not a pilot, just a regular black man?
Why do we have comply so as not to cause a scene?
Absolutely fake!!!
Is this normal in american airways?
"This story is a powerful reminder to never underestimate or judge someone based on their appearance or assumptions. The ending gave me chills! Respect and professionalism always shine through. ✈👏"
Really inspiring Leadership skills
The plots are not good.and they.dont.get.punished.
I'm surprised the aircraft could take off with all that BS. 😖
Good story but the music in the background is so distracting 😢
❤nice i love the story. All white people is not bad. Because i fly on a airline i was so cold i had to coat etc. And a white lady take off her coat and lent me i thank her because i was so dame cold God is good.i black person ever one is not the same.❤
Really sounds untrue story but very great moral that we can all learn from
That's the life Trump wants to bring back to America 🗳💙💙💙💙💙💙
Anyone familiar with airline procedures would know a pilot flying non-rev isn’t just another passenger! This situation just shows the assumptions people make. Respect to him for staying composed.
They even used to make boys use the boys bathroom on the plane
Watching from Jamaica. 🇯🇲
That’s very matured of the captain
What a beautiful and thought-provoking story. Some have religious, caste, race and ethnic prejudices, in various countries- we all need to change.
This is not true I have tried for the last three day and nothing
Beatiful story. Truly our world is large ENOUGH for every human being - However, some people will NEVER be onboard to change due to their CHOSEN Hell-bent nature. We Are One Blood with a mind to make an individual decision to be ................
IS THERE S WAY TO DELETE THIS CHANNEL.
Ridiculous story not how the airlines function
Nice! I love this story
Any story about discrimination and racism is a good story.
Wow great lesson
Wow, what a story. The lady who created this fictitious story to humiliate Capitain Mark Johnson, is knocked down herself; unforgettable self-inflicted infront of the staff members and passengers. I have heard stories similar to this. But the way how she started the whole thing is so moronic and the way how Capitain M. Johnson and others dealt was superb. The Capitain is genuinely a noble man with character. The lady is a disgraceful may be she got fired. The act of the passengers and what they did is truly an act of dignity with respect give them credit.
This fiction and should be labeled as such. Cheesy writing
I am a retired airline captain.
This story is total rubbish
The story reflects the issue of race in USA anything is possible in this country. Like the lady in this story; I thought naturally is a racist but she failed miserably and exposed herself - self-inflicted lady.
@rudyjakma3664 I would have thought that a retired airline captain, you would have recognized this "rubbish" as fiction by young writers trying to show racism in their own way.
@pentispy you have a good point but I have flown with black first officers who later were upgraded to captain
Here is Europe I am satisfied that they were treated with all the respect according to their rank.
And cabin crew know the identity of other positioning crew members.
More so a captain can never just yield his position to a colleague at the point of departure.
Only in case of a serious incident like incapacitation. I don't want to expand further on this platform
It's fiction, made-up.
Ooops!!That isn't a first class seating arrangement.
These type of stories is too damn long all this in between details no need just get straight to the point.
PERIOD!!!!!
Beautiful story. Yes it is based on events but in truth. We are all human and molded by our life's experience, good and bad. We need to see a person's heart and not the appearance. ❤ when hearts recognize there is unity. I have been in places no white person, yet alone a woman would go. Though a Christian a sister in a Moslem world. Your actions make a difference. Giving people time to think and change. Just a tiny seed to think and change will make your heart soar and world unite.
This needs serious editing to remove the padding it is unnecessarily long.
I would like to see a story like that about the police and the discrimination between policemen and women.
Love the story.
What a bunch of BS.
Were this story true the "relief captain" would be in his uniform. It's pure CLICKBAIT BS.
being treated this way is so exhausting. God will deal with the hateful
Why does the black person have to be the forgiving one in these stories?
All of these stories are fictional ones that are supposed to have a moral. People, even if they know its fictional, like or dislike them based on how they fill about the moral.
Jesus, how long did you have to draw this out for, you could have told the story in 5 minutes.
I agree with you...l keep wondering why I don't have the ability to tell a 5 minute story in an hour...
We did not choose the colour of our skin, why judge by the colour of ones skin, when is this going to STOP. We are all creation of the almighty, be it black, green or yellow. Dont judge.
If it hasn't happened to you yet don't give them your BOARDING PASS' GIVE THEM YOUR MILLION MILE SKY MILES PIN.
If only this story were true. I see racism almost everyday; and it's truly heartbreaking.
This is another one of those videos - that is not really a video - where they take 40 minutes to tell a three minute story. They make up the story and waste your time. Definitely thumbs down.
Do not like this and I'm white it's un called for
Give yourself a pet on the back if you could early guess the conclusion. Extra bonus if you knew Marcus and Sarah got married and flew together every since
Yes some do I paid extra money for leg room and was removed to give to an elderly who did not pay for such
Can't stand when you tubers' lie and makeup a story!
You can't fathom horror stories about White America. This is about POC that can't even have civil rights. Without people like you bothering them because you feel uncomfortable because of the status they hold.
But it's still happening in our today's world, it may be fictional but very true and real.
Have never traveled first class. Closest is bulkhead for long legs. I WOULD NOT THINK ANYTHING EXCEPT PROUD THEY CAN AFFORD IT. I don’t tolerate idiotic racism. Have lived reverse. NO TOLERANCE. Also prejudice for my religion. PEOPLE ARE SO IGNORANT. WAS RAISED BY FATHER WHO BECAME LEGEND FOR HIS ACTIONS AROUND DIVERSITY
I'm mixed blood , I only ever booked business class or first class.
I have to say the only difference is the food and slight leg room..
Recently, I visited the middle East ELAL business and returned economy seat 21 which had plenty of leg room.
From now on unless I'm travelling on a flight that's more 5 hours it's going to be economy its not worth the money. ELAL business was £3,567 one way 😂
Wow! Thanks
Wow powerful message may we all take head and do our part. This happens all through out the world will we be the change we want to see in the world?🤔
WHY DO PEOPLE DO THIS WHAT WOULD GOD SAY