A model and business executive has called out British Airways after she claimed that staff would not allow her to board a flight on account of her flying alone while being in a wheelchair. Samanta Bullock said she has flown alone many times in the past without issue and claims that the airline’s police amounted to ableism.
Bullock, 47, a former child model who was paralyzed at the age of 14, went on to place second in wheelchair doubles at the Parapan American Games as well as perform at the 2012 Olympic opening ceremony in London. She is also a disability activist who founded Bullock Inclusion, a company that advocates for disability rights and more inclusivity in the world.
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