article_snippet: A JetBlue Airways pilot who had to be restrained during a 2012 flight after shouting about Jesus and al-Qaedasued for more than $16 million Friday, claiming the airline failed to recognize and address A JetBlue Airways pilot who had to be restrained during a 2012 flight after shouting about Jesus and al-Qaeda   mental condition.
article_snippet: the lawsuit alleges that JetBlue allowed a flight from New York to Las Vegas to continue for three hours and 'unnecessarily endangered the lives of Captain Osbon, the crew and the 135 passengers.'
article_snippet: the lawsuit also alleges JetBlue routinely ignored crew members' impairment, whether by alcohol, drugs or mental and emotional distress, in order to protect crew members' careers.
article_snippet: Nearly three dozen passengers sued JetBlue in 2012 for being 'grossly negligent' by allowing Osbon to fly with unchecked mental issues.
article_snippet: JetBlue eventually settled the lawsuit in April of the following year for an undisclosed sum.