Actor Leisha Hailey thrown off flight for kissing girlfriend Camila Grey

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Celebrity airport arrests were big issue, colorful - Paul McCartney is arrested in Japan for possessing marijuana, or the bustle of Courtney Love threw her panties around Heathrow.
Now, the frustrations of air travel at the age of 9 / 11 posts made of a different kind of friction - which is free to express one's ideas seem to hit the sense of inexcusably poor performance of 'leak.
Ask Leisha Hailey, musicians and television actor known catapulted flights to El Paso, Texas, this week, then kissed her boyfriend and band mate Camila Grey, the seat beside him.
A member of cabin crew, passengers seem to respond to demand, Hailey said that Southwest is a "family airline" and asked him to stop. At the time of Hailey and Grey has stopped swearing and cursing, he returned to the airport, waiting for the next flight.
West then insisted that the problem was the coarse language, not a kiss. "The conversation rose to a level that is best resolved in the ground instead of on board," he said.
After today's angry reaction Hailey, his friends and the community of gays and lesbians, however, Southwest backup, and said it offered a full refund for the flight and has "come to extend the good will" - in words that fell short of demand apology directly.
Earlier this month, the singer of Green Day, Billie Joe Armstrong, is accompanied by another Southwest flight to California because he refuses to pull their pants down when asked. "Do not you have better things to do than worry about it?" He responded. Stewardess replied: "Pull your pants up or down the plane."
Armstrong complained, strong, then he and his colleagues brought back to the airport, and Southwest later apologized.
He was luckier than Deshon Marman, a college football player who experienced his own baggy pants incident in the U.S. Airways in June. He was handcuffed, arrested and charged with violations, resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer. The charges were canceled, and now requires airlines Marman.
Are these episodes have in common is that all affected passengers complained loudly and his followers to inflame hatred. Muscle groups also signed the Defense Alliance Against Defamation Gay and Lesbian show that Southwest is the sponsoring company, and urged everyone to do the right thing. An advocacy group called Black Change assigned to different treatment given to Marman, who is black, and Armstrong, white, and say it is a clear example of racial discrimination.
"The treatment is very different from the passengers, both stressed the need for extensive supervision and training of the airline," said Rashad Robinson, executive director of the organization.
Airlines, in turn, fear seems to negative advertising works. Kevin Smith, film director, did not stop making hay about the incident in February last year when it launched from the Southwest flight, allegedly because he was too fat. Southwest, once again, offered "sincere apologies" but also said he was removed "for security and comfort of all customers."