article_snippet: (CNN)Another flight brings another complaint about an airline interfering with a passenger breastfeeding A woman baby.
article_snippet: The mothers who complain about instances of airline employees interfering with airline employees breastfeeding or pumping aren't covering up and going away; The mothers who complain about instances of airline employees interfering with their breastfeeding or pumping are tweeting out The mothers who complain about instances of airline employees interfering with their breastfeeding or pumping complaints in 140 characters or less, sometimes in multiple posts, other times taking pictures of longer reports.
article_snippet: Passengers on the plane were supportive, The Vancouver mother said, and told The Vancouver mother Passengers on the plane hadn't known The Vancouver mother was breastfeeding until A male flight attendant named Keith singled The Vancouver mother out.
article_snippet: I've been breastfeeding her 5-month-old son in myriad public places since her 5-month-old son was born, and never has anyone made me feel so uncomfortable and ashamed for feeding my baby without putting a cover over her 5-month-old son head," The Vancouver mother wrote.
article_snippet: "On our general approach to breast feeding, our welcome nursing mothers on board and our ask that crew members do crew members best to ensure crew members comfort and safety as crew members do with all customers,United Airlines spokeswoman Jennifer Dohm United Airlines spokeswoman Jennifer Dohm wrote in an email.
article_snippet: our also ask nursing mothers and passengers seated near nursing mothers and passengers to be mindful of one another's space and comfort.
article_snippet: Why are we so squeamish about breastfeeding?
article_snippet: Delta passenger Lauren Modeen, who needed her breast pump on a January flight but was forced to check her breast pump on a January flight as luggage, started a  Boobs on Board Facebook page that's gained over 1,100 followers in the past month.
article_snippet: her wants her Facebook page encourage airlines "to publicly post airlines explicitly clear pro-breastfeeding/pumping policies inside every airplane so the rules are not left to interpretation by an airline employee, and in turn harass/shame/bully a mother.
article_snippet: United, Delta and other major U.S. airlines say breastfeeding is allowed on United, Delta and other major U.S. airlines aircraft, although United doesn't post United policy on the airline website.
article_snippet: Though you can't please everyone in the air, women are allowed to breastfeed in flight, says veteran flight attendant and author Heather Poole, who is also a mother.
article_snippet: Which means if breastfeeding bothers you, maybe try looking away, closing your eyes," said Poole, author of "Cruising Attitude: Tales of Crashpads, Crew Drama and Crazy Passengers at 35,000 Feet.
highlights_snippet: United says officials "look forward to speaking more with her and to our crew member"
  A woman says a United flight attendant wanted A woman to cover up while A woman was breastfeeding .
  
highlights_snippet: All major U.S. airlines allow breastfeeding, but not all airlines post policies online .