Now home much of that is true and how much of the truth is stretched. Like it is always said there are three sides to every story....yours,mine and somewhere in the middle is the whole story.

Bob Kline, Scranton, us

On most U.S. carriers it would probably be about the same quality of service in the tiolet or out and in there at least you wouldn't have the abominably rude flight attendants to deal with.

Bill Atkins, Rehoboth Beach, USA

"should be grateful for being onboard" I would be furious at this behavior, its a wonder how the man even kept his cool on the plane without causing a major fuzz on board. Jetblue is lucky to even have gotten his money for the ticket to begin with. This lawsuit is justifiable.

Andrew, Tustin, United States

John F, you miss the point. The $2 million is far more than some kind of recompense for Mr Mutlu. The point is to teach the airline that this sort of behaviour is unacceptable in the extreme. Just try refusing to buckle up your seat belt, when you are told to, They would give you hell!

Marc, Paris,

never ever i had any thought of such action hapening. i almost work for 30 years invilved in avaition, had never heard about it. what a fool action.

mohamed, manama, bahrain

If this is true, it's no laughing matter.

Airlines that treat their passengers in this way and disregard safety shouldn't be allowed to operate. It's not as if they are flying people for free.

D, London,

haha Gina, nice one!! made me laugh!!!

tom, ldn, uk

At one point, the airplane experienced turbulence and Mutlu sat on the toilet seat without a seat belt, causing him “tremendous fear,” the lawsuit said.

Seems an appropriate place to sit under the circumstances....

Gina, Swindon, UK

$2 million? This man needs to get a life.

John F, London,