Terrell Davis Banned from United Airlines Following Incident on Flight

Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Davis revealed on social media that he has been banned from flying with United Airlines pending an investigation into an incident that occurred earlier this month. The former Denver Broncos star was reportedly handcuffed and removed from a flight on July 13 after lightly tapping a flight attendant on the arm, which led to the attendant's startled reaction. Davis expressed feelings of humiliation over the incident and has called for a thorough investigation into the airline's actions. In response to Davis's claims, United Airlines stated that the ban was initially sent out but was rescinded shortly thereafter. The airline clarified that the ban was communicated to Davis's team the day after it was issued. However, Davis's attorney, Parker Stinar, indicated that they were unaware of the rescinded ban until Davis shared the email publicly, prompting concerns about United's communication. Davis, who won two Super Bowls and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2017, described the experience as traumatic, stating that he and his family will never forget the incident. United Airlines has since apologized to Davis and confirmed that the flight attendant involved is no longer with the company. The airline emphasized its commitment to reviewing how such incidents are managed in the future. As the situation unfolds, Davis's experience has sparked discussions about airline policies and the treatment of passengers, particularly in sensitive situations.