Delta Sued by Flight Attendant Over Ham Sandwich, Yom Kippur Shift

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Delta Air Lines Accused of Religious Discrimination

A Jewish flight attendant, Sasi Sheva, has filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines, alleging religious discrimination.

Ham Sandwich Incident

Sheva claims that during a work trip, he was provided with a ham sandwich despite his Kosher and vegetarian diet. He alleges that his multiple requests for alternative food were ignored.

Yom Kippur Denial

Sheva also alleges that Delta denied his request for time off on Yom Kippur, despite his advanced notice. He believes the denial was "in bad faith" and "without justification."

Company Response

Delta Air Lines has declined to comment on the lawsuit but has stated that it has "zero tolerance for discrimination of any kind."

Additional Allegations

The lawsuit also includes allegations of work-related injuries and claims that Delta "belittled" Sheva’s injuries.

Damages Sought

Sheva is seeking compensatory and punitive damages from Delta Air Lines.


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