Evacuation Fallout: Frontier Accused of Blaming Passenger Over Left-Behind Items
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After Frontier flight 4345 struck a pedestrian on takeoff in Denver, passenger Chloe Kuns says airline staff blamed her for not taking carry-on items during the emergency evacuation, leaving her and her infant without essential items; she struggled to obtain ID, diapers, and a car seat, faced costly rebooking tied to a GoWild pass, and had to buy replacements while the NTSB investigates and Frontier hasn’t commented.
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