Milk for harmfulness: 79-year-old flight attendant was accused of stealing food and fired

Probably, each of us has encountered envious people at work. These people always believe that someone undeservedly gets more than them, works less and enjoys the special favor of the authorities. Sometimes such personalities are capable of meanness, for example, as in the case of 79-year-old flight attendant from the USA Ida Gomez Llanos, who was fired for theft, which she did not commit.

An elderly flight attendant worked for Delta Airlines for 57 years, so her salary was somewhat different from that received by her colleagues. If the average flight attendant is paid 56 thousand dollars a year (about 3.5 million rubles), then Llanos, thanks to her flight experience and vast experience, was paid almost 250 thousand (almost 16 million rubles).

Needless to say, the elderly stewardess had a lot of ill-wishers in her almost native women's collective. The woman complained to Fox News reporters that her colleagues constantly found fault with her and accused her of something she did not do. The stewardesses reported all the fictional offenses to their superiors in order to create problems for Ida and get her out of work.

The latest invention of Delta Airlines flight attendants was the accusations of a colleague in the theft of a milk carton. After that, the goal was achieved and the woman was fired.

Ida Llanos was deeply offended by this attitude. She had not been on sick leave for 30 years and was repeatedly awarded for her impeccable work, but these facts did not affect the decision of the management to get rid of the elderly employee. The stewardess believes that her bosses were interested in her dismissal, so they pretended to believe in all the gossip and slander.

But Ida Llanos did not spend so many years in the sky for nothing — even at 79 she remains a principled and fair person. The woman sued her former employer so that Delta Airlines would answer for violating her rights under the law.

Elderly flight attendants are rare, but they are there. For example, American Bette Nash has not changed her profession for 60 years and a year ago she turned 82.