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Dozens of messages Swindells posted to were obtained by CBS News this week.
The outlet shared a number of them from September 2021, including him appearing to tell someone,
"Continuing to get your gay man on today I see."
The newly elected chairman of United Airlines' pilot union has stepped down from his post
after just two days at the helm amid controversy over derogatory posts he made on a message board for pilots.
In another, Swindells commented on the announcement of an alliance between United and Emirates Airlines,
writing, "I’m sure Emirates had nothing to do with the Emirates male captain being flanked by a
United female first officer either, right? – Every single optic was designed with a nod to
Emirates’ dominance of the codeshare, while giving United their desired DEI [Diversity, Equity
and Inclusion] money shot."
Swindells confirmed that he made the comments and issued an apology in an email to United's
more than 14,000 pilots after CBS' report, and initially said he would not be stepping down.
Capt. Neil Swindells was elected leader of the United chapter of the Air Line Pilots Association
on Monday, and tendered his resignation Wednesday under pressure following "overwhelming" negative
feedback from members after his posts became public, Forbes reported
UNITED AIRLINES FLIGHT TO HOUSTON HIT WITH ‘SEVERE TURBULENCE,’ 5 INJURED
HOLIDAY TRAVEL DISRUPTIONS: AIRLINES ISSUE WAIVERS AHEAD OF WINTER STORM
Before Swindells ultimately resigned Wednesday, Capt. Joe DePete, president of ALPA, tweeted a
public statement saying the labor union "will always stand & fight for an inclusive aviation
community because intolerance has no place in our union or profession."
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