According to the Daily Mail, Janning has also admitted that after she was grounded by the airline, they left her stranded in Denver, leading to her having to rely on the FBI to arrange a flight back home to Florida for her.
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She also had to engage in “ flight simulator training” before being allowed to return to work. Despite being the victim of the situation, the female Southwest Airlines pilot was grounded, to which she claimed caused her financial distress. Last week, Christine Janning filed a lawsuit in Orange County against Southwest Airlines due to their handling of the situation. Despite Christine Janning’s claims, Michael Haak’s solicitor has stated that Janning encouraged him to get undressed initially, which she heavily denies. As a result, he faced a probation charge and a $5000 fine. Though, Haak did plead guilty last year to a ‘federal misdemeanour charge of committing a lewd, indecent, or obscene act and was sentenced to probation before this took place. The Southwest airline female pilot claimed that she reported the incident three months after in November 2020 to the FBI, however, was told that the airline had closed the investigation due to Haak’s retirement. Christine Janning claimed that Michael Haak locked her in cockpit and where she was forced to watch the act © Daily Mail What happened next? The shocking incident is said to have lasted for up to 30 minutes. After stripping completely naked, t he Southwast airline worker watched pornography on his laptop whilst taking photographs and videos of himself. This then led to shocking events as Haak proceeded to lock the cockpit door and undressed out of his uniform in front of Janning. It has since been revealed that this was not his last flight as he continued to work for Southwest Airlines for a further three weeks before his retirement. According to female pilot Christine Janning, Michael Haak told her that this was would be his final flight before he retired and therefore he wanted to do something out of the ordinary. In August 2020, a male co-worker who has been named Michael Haak, helped conduct a Southwest flight from Philadelphia International Airport to Florida International Airport. Despite reporting this, the female pilot has claimed that her co-worker was allowed to continue working, whilst she was grounded by the airline. A Southwest female pilot sues an airline due to a male co-worker displaying inappropriate sexual behaviour.
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