More than 40 airline passengers voted to boot a woman off a flight after she got into a dispute with a couple.
A disruptive woman was escorted off a plane after other passengers voted to boot her before takeoff.
The unusual incident unfolded as a couple seated a few rows in front of the woman had an argument with a flight attendant, reportedly about sitting closer to the front of the plane.
Then the woman who was later kicked off allegedly made a sly remark about the couple.
‘Mind your f***ing business!’ shouted the female passenger at the woman who sat behind her and the man.
Video shared on TikTok shows the male passenger walking a few rows down to the woman and giving her money from a wad of cash. She throws the bills back at him.
‘We’ve been asking you to mind your business this whole plane ride,’ says the female passenger. ‘What are you so invested in us for?’
The couple are eventually walked off the Frontier aircraft by security.
But a man in a red shirt calls a vote to have the woman who interjected off the plane as well.
‘If you want her removed from the flight raise your hand,’ he says.
‘I’m not even kidding. If you can hear me, raise your hand if you want her removed from the flight. I’m not even kidding, I got 40 hands up.’
After dozens of people raise their hands, a security member in a bright shirt enters the aircraft and tells the woman to gather her belongings.
‘You got anything else ma’am?’ the security worker says.
She shrugs in disbelief of having done anything wrong and follows the security member off the plane.
The flight from Trenton, New Jersey, to Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday was delayed about an hour due to the ordeal, according to the Daily Mail.
It is one of many incidents in commercial airplanes that have gone viral.
In September 2021, a mother and her unmasked two-year-old son were forced to get off an American Airlines flight despite her claiming that he was having an asthma attack.
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