Mother Slams Delta For Refusing Her Breast Pump As Carry-On Without Baby On Board
The dispute ignited debate after a traveler was told breast pumps only count as carry‑ons when an infant is also flying.
By Luke BodellZimbabwe
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A Delta Air Lines passenger has criticized the carrier after a gate agent refused to let her bring a breast pump onboard because her baby was not traveling with her, despite its policy explicitly allowing the device as an additional carry-on item. Jordon Lally posted a video of her experience at a Delta gate, in which the agent tells her that passengers can only bring a breast pump onboard if they are traveling with an infant.
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- Length
- 76 words · 1 min read
- Published
- October 11, 2026
- Byline
- Luke Bodell
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- Simple Flying