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 According to the suit, Keys tried raising his armrest on a flight from Reno to Los Angeles to access his seatbelt in first class only to lodge his finger under the armrest in a small hole. (Photo: Getty Images) 
  
 Actor Stephen Keys, of "Soul Plane" and "Big Time Rush," is suing American Airlines and SkyWest after one of his pinky fingers allegedly got stuck in a plane's armrest for almost an hour on a flight in September. 
  
 Keys filed the lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court on Dec. 5. He is claiming "severe emotional distress and weeks of pain," according to the AFP and NBC Los Angeles. Keys hasn't been able to drive nor play with his children since the incident, per the lawsuit. 
  
 According to the suit, Keys tried raising his armrest on a flight from Reno to Los Angeles to access his seatbelt in first class only to lodge his finger under the armrest in a small hole. 
  
 “The spring mechanism embedded inside of this hole in the armrest applied intense pressure to plaintiff’s finger, immediately inflicting injury, swelling and pain," the lawsuit alleges. 
  
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 Keys' attempts to free his finger caused a scene, the lawsuit states. 
  
 "By this time, dozens of passengers became aware of Mr. Keys' perilous condition, causing his dire situation to become a humiliating public spectacle. By the end of it all, he remained entrapped in this nightmarish condition, suffering for nearly an hour," the lawsuit continues. 
  
 "The comfort and safety of our passengers is our first priority," SkyWest said in a statement. "We worked with our partner American to reach out to Mr. Keys regarding his bruised finger and look forward to swiftly resolving this matter. Due to the ongoing litigation, we cannot comment further." 
  
 American Airlines referred USA TODAY to SkyWest for comment. 
  
 SkyWest has partnership agreements with a number of airlines, including American. 
  
 Read or Share this story: https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/flights/2018/12/12/stephen-keys-lawsuit-pinky-finger-armrest-american-airlines-skywest/2287412002/ ||||| A man who alleges one of his pinky fingers was snared in an airline armrest mechanism for nearly an hour during a flight to Los Angeles is suing two airlines, alleging negligence. 
  
 Stephen Keys' Los Angeles Superior Court lawsuit names as defendants both American Airlines Inc. and SkyWest Airlines Inc. He's seeking unspecified compensatory and punitive damages. 
  
 A representative for American, one of several airlines that have flying agreements with SkyWest, referred all comment to SkyWest, which issued a statement this afternoon. 
  
 "The comfort and safety of our passengers is our first priority," the SkyWest statement reads. "We worked with our partner American to reach out to Mr. Keys regarding his bruised finger and look forward to swiftly resolving this matter. Due to the ongoing litigation, we cannot comment further." 
  
 According to the suit filed Dec. 5, Keys boarded flight 3095 in Reno, bound for Los Angeles, about 12:40 p.m. Sept. 9 and sat in first class. 
  
 When Keys raised the right armrest to reach the seat belt strap, his right pinky finger became lodged inside a small hole under the armrest, according to the lawsuit. 
  
 "The spring mechanism embedded inside of this hole in the armrest applied intense pressure to plaintiff's finger, immediately inflicting injury, swelling and pain," the suit says. 
  
 While trying to remain composed, Keys tried again and again to dislodge his finger, according to his court papers. 
  
 "By this time, dozens of passengers became aware of Mr. Keys' perilous condition, causing his dire situation to become a humiliating public spectacle,'' the suit states. "By the end of it all, he remained entrapped in this nightmarish condition, suffering for nearly an hour." 
  
 Flight personnel and members of a fire department rescue team were unable to free Keys' finger, which was finally accomplished with the help of an airline mechanic who disassembled the armrest, the suit says. 
  
 The injury to his finger left Keys unable to perform such previously routine tasks as driving and playing with his children, according to his complaint, which says he experienced weeks of intense pain and severe emotional distress. 
  
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An actor who suffered what he says was a painful and humiliating experience on a flight from Reno to Los Angeles is suing American Airlines and SkyWest. Stephen Keys says one of his pinky fingers became stuck in an armrest for almost an hour on the September flight, USA Today reports. According to a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Keys' finger got stuck in a small hole in the armrest when he raised it to access his seat belt. "The spring mechanism embedded inside of this hole in the armrest applied intense pressure to plaintiff's finger, immediately inflicting injury, swelling, and pain," the lawsuit states. Keys, who was seated in first class, says he repeatedly tried to free his finger, NBC Los Angeles reports. "By this time, dozens of passengers became aware of Mr. Keys' perilous condition, causing his dire situation to become a humiliating public spectacle,'' the lawsuit states. "By the end of it all, he remained entrapped in this nightmarish condition, suffering for nearly an hour." He was freed after an airline mechanic took the seat apart. Keys, who has appeared in movies including Soul Plane, says he suffered "severe emotional distress and weeks of pain" and has been unable to drive or play with his children since the incident. He is seeking unspecified punitive and compensatory damages from the airlines. (A passenger suing British Airways says he was injured by the obese man next to him.)