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John Nuñez Seeks Legal Redress for Unjust Lifetime Travel Ban, Reputational Damage, and Racial Discrimination Following Incident on American Airlines Flight 1124
MIAMI - illiNews -- Son of 33-Year American Airlines Employee Files $20.5 Million Federal Lawsuit Alleging Racial Bias and Defamation
Miami, FL – November 13, 2024 – John Nuñez, son of a 33-year veteran American Airlines employee, has filed a $20.5 million federal lawsuit against the airline in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida (Case No. 1:24-cv-24470-RKA). Representing himself pro se, Mr. Nuñez claims systemic racial discrimination and reputational harm following an incident aboard Flight 1124 in June 2022.
Mr. Nuñez is also pursuing a separate defamation case against Colombian journalist Jorge Cura, alleging false narratives amplified through media outlets.
Incident Summary
On June 3, 2022, Mr. Nuñez traveled as a non-revenue passenger aboard Flight 1124 from Barranquilla, Colombia, to Miami, Florida. Despite urgent medical needs, he was denied access to the business-class restroom. Accusations of intoxication made during the flight were disproven by a breathalyzer test conducted upon landing.
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American Airlines imposed a lifetime travel ban and revoked his Platinum Executive status.
FAA Ruling
In FAA proceedings (Docket No. G13-23-021), Judge Douglas M. Rawald reduced a proposed $10,500 penalty to $4,500, citing mitigating factors such as Mr. Nuñez's medical conditions and the airline's failure to de-escalate the situation.
"This decision highlights the need for fairness and dignity for all passengers," said Mr. Nuñez.
Relief Sought
Mr. Nuñez seeks:
Broader Implications
"This case is about standing up against systemic bias in the airline industry and fostering accountability," Mr. Nuñez said.
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Contact:
John Nuñez
Pro Se Plaintiff
Email: john@blackcardbandits.com
Phone: 786-425-1966
Miami, FL – November 13, 2024 – John Nuñez, son of a 33-year veteran American Airlines employee, has filed a $20.5 million federal lawsuit against the airline in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida (Case No. 1:24-cv-24470-RKA). Representing himself pro se, Mr. Nuñez claims systemic racial discrimination and reputational harm following an incident aboard Flight 1124 in June 2022.
Mr. Nuñez is also pursuing a separate defamation case against Colombian journalist Jorge Cura, alleging false narratives amplified through media outlets.
Incident Summary
On June 3, 2022, Mr. Nuñez traveled as a non-revenue passenger aboard Flight 1124 from Barranquilla, Colombia, to Miami, Florida. Despite urgent medical needs, he was denied access to the business-class restroom. Accusations of intoxication made during the flight were disproven by a breathalyzer test conducted upon landing.
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American Airlines imposed a lifetime travel ban and revoked his Platinum Executive status.
FAA Ruling
In FAA proceedings (Docket No. G13-23-021), Judge Douglas M. Rawald reduced a proposed $10,500 penalty to $4,500, citing mitigating factors such as Mr. Nuñez's medical conditions and the airline's failure to de-escalate the situation.
"This decision highlights the need for fairness and dignity for all passengers," said Mr. Nuñez.
Relief Sought
Mr. Nuñez seeks:
- Reinstatement of travel privileges.
- $3.5 million in compensatory damages.
- $19 million in punitive damages.
- A $50,000 travel voucher.
Broader Implications
"This case is about standing up against systemic bias in the airline industry and fostering accountability," Mr. Nuñez said.
Visit Black Card Bandits for updates or to share similar experiences.
Contact:
John Nuñez
Pro Se Plaintiff
Email: john@blackcardbandits.com
Phone: 786-425-1966
Source: This press release has been provided by Nuñez.
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