The incident happened at the Atlanta airport and set social‑media forums ablaze. A Delta Airlines flight attendant, fresh from landing, turned up with a loud, angry tirade aimed at a Southwest Airlines gate agent.
In a video shared on Instagram by the account @thecrewroom_, the Delta crew member called the Southwest staff “ghetto,” slammed the airport’s customer service, and declared he’d rather fly Delta than Southwest.
When the Delta attendant started walking past the gate, he rattled off complaints about “ridiculous” and “ghetto” service. The Southwest agent tried to keep the situation calm, asking him to lower his “tone,” but the Delta crew reacted with a heated rant.
He shouted, “Get your hands out of my face! Where’s your name tag? You ghetto!” and even conjured up a snide remark about Atlanta needing to clean itself up.
The swap‑of‑gloves moment, captured on video, finished with the Southwest worker stepping away while the Delta attendant continued to rant in front of other passengers.
Voice‑over of the clip on the post reveals the whole encounter. In the comments, people split into two camps:
- Some thought the Delta attendant had a point. “Atlanta does suck with their customer service, he ain’t lying,” one user wrote.
- Others slammed the attendant for unprofessionalism. “Sir you were doing too much in uniform,” a commenter cautioned. One added, “If he wants to keep his job, he should apologize publicly. He misrepresented the Delta brand.”
The video catches not just a confrontation between two airlines but also the broader perception of service standards at Georgia’s busiest airport. While many viewers focused on the Delta employee’s harsh words, a growing segment of comments called out the double‑standard of airline staff who should keep their conduct professional in public.
The viral clip reminds everyone that even big airlines can experience off‑hand moments of frustration—and that those moments get amplified fast on platforms like Instagram. The controversy also ignites a larger debate over the quality of customer service that many passengers say matters more than the brand’s logo on the plane.
Source: New York Post
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