WATCH: Florida Couple Has Meltdown at Charlotte Airport Over Dogs After Flight Home is Delayed — ‘Remember the Girls’
The couple appeared to be in distress over getting home to their dogs Shelby and Dolly
The busiest travel season of the year has yielded yet another viral airport meltdown.
A married couple at Charlotte Douglas Airport accused airline staff of keeping them from their dogs during a public outburst after their flight was delayed.
In the video, a man, who was identified as 42-year-old Gurning Dustin Miller by the Daily Mail, yelled "American Airlines f**ked us over!"
His husband, Anthony Thorne, held a Louis Vuitton bag and told Miller to "remember the girls," their dogs Shelby and Dolly.
Miller was also allegedly seen telling a woman in a wheelchair to "f**k off, bitch" while waiting for their flight back to Fort Lauderdale.
Miller works as an accountant at Sykes & Company, according to the Daily Mail. He has been married to Thorne for nine years and they reside in Wilton Manors, Florida.
Their flight was later cancelled and "they did not make it home to the girls," according to an X post.
In another X post, a user named Austin Summers, who lived in the same apartment complex as the couple, accused Miller of making transphobic comments to Summers' husband.
"He then proceeded to follow us from the pool to our apartment saying how he was gonna kill us, beat our a**, how we were worthless [nobodies]," Summers wrote.
Summers said Thorne was "kind" and saved them from being evicted.
"I honestly felt sorry he’s in a situation that unstable," Summers wrote.
