United Airlines is being sued by two flight attendants who say they were replaced by 'young, white, thin women' for LA Dodgers charters

• Two flight attendants accused United Airlines of racial and age discrimination in a lawsuit.
• They say they were removed from working charters for the LA Dodgers and replaced by "young, white, thin women."
• United Airlines has denied these accusations.

Two flight attendants have accused United Airlines of racial and age discrimination in relation to flights chartered by the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team, in a lawsuit filed in California's Superior Court on Wednesday.

United Airlines has denied these allegations.

Darby Quezada and Dawn Todd, who have both worked for United for over 15 years, per the suit, say they were removed from working the charter flights in favor of young white women and were subjected to racist comments from United employees.