Woman removed from flight for playing video aloud, meltdown caught on camera
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A woman was escorted off an American Airlines flight from Miami to Tampa after refusing to use headphones while playing a video on her phone.
A woman had a meltdown on an American Airlines flight after she was escorted off the aircraft for repeatedly playing a video on her phone without headphones.
The incident occurred on a flight travelling from Miami to Tampa, where another passenger recorded the confrontation and later shared the footage on TikTok.
The person who posted the video claimed the woman was drunk and had refused to use headphones while playing videos loudly on her phone.
“A drunk lady on an American Airlines flight from Miami to Tampa refused to use headphones and was loudly playing videos from her phone,” the man said on TikTok, according to a video post of the incident shared by X user Collin Rugg.
He also claimed that the flight attendants had asked her to use headphones even before the aircraft left the gate, but the “lady immediately got angry, rude and belligerent.”
“The American Airlines employees handled it very well and were respectful the entire time,” he added.
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