Media Coverage of Transportation Mask& Testing Lawsuits October 2021

Compiled by LUCAS WALL

I’m challenging the Federal Transportation Mask Mandate and International Traveler Testing Requirement in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida (Wall v. CDC). Also, in the MDFL, I’m also suing seven airlines in a class action with 12 other plaintiffs for illegally discriminating against passengers with disabilities who can’t tolerate wearing face masks (Wall v. Southwest Airlines).

I’m in a group of 14 who filed six lawsuits against the Transportation Security Administration for illegally enforcing a mask mandate (Wall v. TSA). Our cases started in six circuits of the U.S. Courts of Appeals and are now in the District of Columbia Circuit.

Here’s media coverage of the cases during October 2021:

Man Claims JetBlue Has Added Him to Its “No-Fly” List Because He Is Suing Them Over Its Face Mask Policy (Paddle your Own Kanoo oct. 14)

JetBlue Bans Disabled Man, Suing to Stop Mask Discrimination, Flying from Florida to D.C. (Tampa Free Press Oct. 14)

One Brave, Principled Flight Attendant Out of Thousands (Newsmax Oct. 19)

Lucas Wall, Charity Anderson, & Michael Faris Discuss New Mask Lawsuits (WWGH Radio Oct. 19)

Six Lawsuits Filed Alleging TSA’s Mask Mandate Discriminate Against Disabled Persons On Public Transportation (Red Voice Media Oct. 20)

Lawsuits Filed Against Biden’s Mask Mandate for Air Travel (Liberty Sentinel Oct. 20)

12 Flyers & Ex-Flight Attendant File 6 Lawsuits Across the Nation Challenging TSA Mask Mandate (Aviation Pros Oct. 20)

Florida Man And Son Join Multi-State Lawsuits Challenging TSA Mask Mandate (Tampa Free Press Oct. 20)

TSA Adds Kentucky Man, Who Sued Agency 2 Days Ago Over Mask Mandate, to Terrorist Watchlist (Tampa Free Press Oct. 21)

A Group of Anti-Maskers Filed 6 Petitions Against Joe Biden’s Mask Mandate in Federal Circuit Courts (Business Insider Oct. 23)

Frontier Airlines Denies Boarding for Florida Family Taking Child to Boston For Medical Care over Mask (Tampa Free Press Oct. 24)