'Spoiled brat': Woman filmed refusing to swap seats with crying toddler

Passenger Slammed For Refusing Seat Swap With Crying Kid Sues Airline And Woman Who Filmed Her

Jeniffer Castro, the Brazilian bank worker who became an overnight internet sensation for refusing to swap seats with a crying toddler on a plane, has now revealed she’s suing GOL Airlines and the passenger who filmed her. The 29-year-old was reportedly filmed by the boy’s mother during a flight from Rio de Janeiro to Belo Horizonte on December 4 after she declined to give up her window seat. The woman couldn’t understand why Castro refused to m…

'Spoiled brat': Woman filmed refusing to swap seats with crying toddler

A woman reportedly plans to sue an airline and a fellow traveller who filmed her refusing to change seats with a crying toddler. Brazilian bank worker...

Woman who was filmed refusing to swap seats with crying toddler discusses plans to sue passenger

A plane passenger has spoken out after a video of her went viral when a mom recorded her for refusing to give up her seat for a toddler

Commotion on a domestic flight from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to Belo Horizonte: a toddler burst into tears because Jeniffer Castro (29) refused to give up her window seat. The Brazilian bank employee was then intimidated by the child's mother, who continued to film her. "Why doesn't she want to change seats now? If she had a disability, we would understand," was the accompanying, hurtful comment.

Development after woman shamed for refusing to give up her aeroplane seat for toddler

Jeniffer Castro had taken her seat on an internal flight in Brazil when an agitated toddler decided he wanted to swap.

Woman Plans to Sue Passenger Who Filmed Her for Not Giving up Seat to Toddler

Jeniffer Castro, a 29-year-old air passenger, went viral last month after a video shaming her was posted online. Another passenger—a mother—asked Castro to swap seats so she could sit next to her toddler. When Castro refused, the irate mother filmed a resting Castro on the flight and posted it online. Now, Castro, who has since become an influencer, is planning to sue the passenger and the airline. The incident occurred on Dec. 4, 2024, on Rio-b…