"Our corporate Culture is built upon treating others with mutual respect and dignity, and we plan to vigorously defend against allegations made in this recent complaint.
According to the federal complaint, the indecent exposure. Southwest Airlines, in a statement to USA TODAY, said that "Southwest Airlines takes all matters related to workplace conduct very seriously, with a well-defined policy and process for harassment, sexual harassment, discrimination, and retaliation claims." Michael Haak is a former Southwest Airlines pilot facing a federal charge after officials said he exposed his genitals during a flight. 10, 2020, flight from Philadelphia to Orlando reached cruising altitude, Michael Haak, 60. USA TODAY has reached out to the union for comment. A former Southwest Airlines pilot pleaded guilty on Friday to a federal charge of. A Southwest Airlines pilot who watched porn and exposed his genitals to a female officer on a flight to Florida has been sentenced to one year of probation. Further she also added that Haak locked the cockpit door and stripped himself naked. Janning claimed Haak told her it was his final flight and he wanted to do something before retirement. Janning alleges Haak, a 27-year Southwest Airlines veteran, leveraged his. According to a report, the incident took place in August 2020, during a flight from Philadelphia (PHL) to Florida (MCO). She also claimed that her union, the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association, did not advocate on her behalf, though its leaders did write a letter to Haak’s judge that said he had a “spotless" record. Haaks attorney, Michael Salnick, asserts that his client disrobed only after. She said she also was required to take “unnecessary” training before working again. Janning said she was grounded for more than three months, which cost her a portion of her salary. She then went to the FBI, which charged the former pilot. Salnick denied the accusation.Īmong other allegations, Janning also claimed that after reporting the incident in November 2020, she was told that because Haak had retired, Southwest's investigation was closed. Michael Haak, 60, a Longwood resident who worked as a commercial pilot for Southwest, was ordered to pay a fine of 5,000 and given a year of probation by a federal judge for indecent exposure. Janning accused Haak of masturbating after exposing himself. Haak’s attorney, Michael Salnick, told USA TODAY that Janning asked Haak if there was something he wanted to do before he retired, "and that's how he ended up flying naked." At his sentencing hearing last year, Haak called the incident “a consensual prank.” Atty Eduardo Seguera Fortaleza, profile picture. Travel: United Airlines to stop service at JFK airport temporarily, starting in late OctoberĪrrest made at gate: Unruly passenger sucker punches AA flight attendant Former Southwest Airlines pilot Michael Haak, 60, was captain of a plane flying from Philadelphia to.
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