Appeals court rules in favor of two Christian flight attendants who claim discrimination

Ninth Circuit: Fired Christian Flight Attendants’ Religious Discrimination Case Can Go to Trial

The Ninth Circuit ruled that two Christian flight attendants can take their religious discrimination claims against Alaska Airlines and their union to trial. UPDATE: On June 24, a panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ordered that a lawsuit brought by flight attendants Lacey Smith and Marli Brown can go to trial, finding []

Flight Attendants Fired Over Opposition to Equality Act to Finally Get Their Day in Court After 9th Circuit Ruling

Alaska Airlines fired two Christian flight attendants for expressing opposition to the company’s endorsement of the so-called Equality Act, and while a district court rejected their lawsuit, an appeals court revived the case, giving them their day in court. The flight attendants, Lacey Smith and Marli Brown, both Christians, responded to Alaska Airlines’ announcement of...

Fired Flight Attendants Win Big After Major Airline Canned Them For Their Faith

In a stunning rebuke of one of America’s biggest airlines, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals handed down a blistering decision this week, ruling that flight attendants Lacey Smith and Marli Brown deserve their day in a jury trial after Alaska Airlines booted them from their jobs for questioning the Equality Act. The attendants were ...

Appeals court revives lawsuit by Alaska Airlines flight attendants fired after opposing Pride message

Two former Alaska Airlines flight attendants had their religious discrimination lawsuit revived after the Ninth Circuit found sufficient evidence.

Alaska Airlines asked a question, then fired the Christians who answered. One lawyer says this case has major implications

Alaska Airlines fired two Christian flight attendants for answering a question it posed on the Equality Act. The Ninth Circuit just sent the case to a jury.