[spacecowboynj]

The larger point is that Delta prohibits it, not whether or not those posters think it's nudity.

Again. It. Is. Delta's. Plane.

Here's how this could've gone down folks:

"Maam, could you please cover up your breast with this little blanket while you feed your baby?"

"Of course. Sorry about that."

IT'S AS EASY AS THAT FOLKS!!!!!

[Maximus of Texas]

Sorry, I didn't read the story. I just saw a topic discussing breasts and jumped on.

[Chanticleer]

That wasn't my thoughts; it's Florida law, and the state law in many states.

I don't know how discreet this mother was on that flight and nor do you. I don't like to see many here assume that anyone who nurses on a flight is an exhibitionist or that everyone who nurses an older baby is a nut.

Sometimes, as in my case, it is purely coincidence.

[r9etb]

The larger point is that Delta prohibits it

Oh? Where did you find such a policy? The Delta website has no such policy listed.

[Chanticleer]

Perhaps it is not Delta's rules. I can't pull up the entire article -- perhaps someone else more savvy can. Aero-News Network: The Aviation and Aerospace World's Daily/Real ... - 2:16pmFreedom Airlines -- a Delta connection carrier -- has disciplined the flight attendant who asked a breast feeding mom to get off a commercial flight... www.aero-news.net/PlainPage.cfm - 157k - Nov 19, 2006 - Cached - Similar pages