'Dance Moms' star Abby Lee Miller claims that she was left on the airport floor for 40 minutes after falling out of her wheelchair.
, Abby opened up about her experience, telling a reporter that it was quite an ordeal for her to be stuck on the floor with no help while over 100 people passed her by. We can't even imagine -- it sounds like it was horrible.
Abby says American Airlines has apologized, and the company released a statement about the situation. "We are concerned by the issues raised with Miss Miller ... and are working with our contracted special assistance vendor to review the incident," the statement said, according to"It was an accident, it happened, but how it was handled after it happened is what was wrong," she said. "I have spoken to American Airlines, they have apologized profusely, and they're going to get some training for their wheelchair escorts.
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