Kenlie Tiggeman on Southwest's Too Fat To Fly Treatment

Kenlie speaks out against airlines' treatment of overweight individuals.

During a check-in for a Southwest Airlines flight on Easter 2011, the attendant told Kenlie and her mother that they were "too fat to fly." While she was never seeking media attention after sharing her embarrassing story on her site All The Weigh, Kenlie sees it now as a unique opportunity to encourage the airlines to care for these passengers as they would any other. In our interview with Kenlie exclusively from Fitbloggin', she opens up about what this experience has been like, what she'd like to see from the airlines, and even talks about her impressive weight loss journey in which she's lost 127 pounds to date.

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Kenlie Tiggeman on Southwest's Too Fat To Fly Treatment

Kenlie speaks out against airlines' treatment of overweight individuals.

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