Woman says Delta flight attendant stopped her from singing national anthem to honor fallen soldier

Pamela Dee Gaudry, Georgia physician, took to Facebook on Saturday to criticize Delta Airlines for stopping her from singing the national anthem after her flight landed in Atlanta.

According to Gaudry, an announcement was made that the remains of a soldier were onboard the flight and passengers were asked to sit quietly in their seats as the transfer was made. Gaudry then started singing the national anthem to honor the soldier, which is when a flight attendant allegedly told her to stop as it might offend passengers from other countries.

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According to reports, the soldier on board Army Staff Sgt. Dustin Wright, one of the 4 soldier killed in Niger on October 4.

Delta is reviewing the situation now:

Delta does not have a policy regarding the national anthem. We have reached out to the customer and are looking into this situation. *HPF

— Delta (@Delta) October 17, 2017

The respectful ceremony of the Delta Honor Guard is one symbol of Delta’s pledge to the men and women of the armed forces, and it… 1/2

— Delta (@Delta) October 17, 2017

…represents our broad commitment to our veterans and active-duty service members. *HPL 2/2

— Delta (@Delta) October 17, 2017