Southwest Apologizes After Video Shows Woman Being Forcefully Removed From Plane

The tail sections of Southwest Airlines planes are seen at the Oakland International Airport in this file photo from 2005. Southwest, along with other airlines, entered into derivative financial contracts to hedge, or lock in, a certain price for aircraft fuel intending to offset the volatile nature of fuel prices. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

A video shows a woman being forcefully removed from a Southwest Airlines flight after saying she had a life-threatening pet allergy upon discovering that two dogs were on board.

Another passenger, Bill Dumas, said he recorded the incident, which took place Tuesday on a flight from Baltimore’s airport to Los Angeles.