Struggling commercial airline Avelo has turned to deportation flights. Even though the CEO admitted it’s a controversial choice, it’s ‘too valuable not to pursue’

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Struggling commercial airline Avelo has turned to deportation flights. Even though the CEO admitted it’s a controversial choice, it’s ‘too valuable not to pursue’ - Fortune

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The budget airline will start deportation flights on May 12.

One recounted a troubling experience in which a little girl had trouble breathing and spiked a 102-degree fever, and how she ignored instructions to not make eye contact with or speak to the migrants on the flight to take care of the girl. Workers also said passengers are restrained using chains, and often the bathrooms and air conditioning don’t work during the flight.

Undocumented immigrants, shackled at the wrists and ankles, were searched before boarding a charter flight at Kansas City International Airport, run by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Department.