Terrell Davis on flight ban

Terrell Davis, the NFL Hall of Famer, is in a dispute with United Airlines after being handcuffed and removed from a flight on July 13, following an incident where he lightly tapped a flight attendant's arm to request a cup of ice for his son. United Airlines initially placed Davis on a no-fly list for one day, claiming it was due to the flight attendant's report, which has since been acknowledged to be unfounded. Davis asserts that he was never informed that the ban had been rescinded until he posted about it on social media, while United insists they communicated this to his legal team. The airline has since apologized for the incident, stating the flight attendant involved is no longer employed, but Davis feels that he has been treated unjustly and has expressed humiliation over the situation. His attorney indicated potential legal action against United, as they continue to seek accountability for the incident. The airline maintains that safety protocols necessitated the temporary ban but has committed to reviewing their response to such incidents in the future.