Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Davis was wrongfully handcuffed and removed from a United Airlines flight on July 13 after a flight attendant falsely accused him of getting physical. Davis was traveling with his family when he lightly tapped a flight attendant to request ice for his son, leading to the incident and his subsequent detainment by the FBI. United Airlines initially placed Davis on a no-fly list, which was rescinded the following day, but Davis claims he was only informed of the reversal after posting about it on social media weeks later. United has since fired the flight attendant involved. Despite United's assurances and apologies, Davis and his legal team have expressed dissatisfaction with the airline's handling of the situation and are considering legal action. The incident has sparked broader concerns about United's treatment of passengers and the need for systemic changes to prevent similar occurrences in the future.