I feel bad for her… I think we can all agree that the holidays can be a very stressful time for people. Who knows how many flights she had prior to this, she could be a nervous flyer on top of dealing with family drama. We just don’t know… but I truly hope she has a better month and upcoming year.
It's the plan. The Tyrant's want Everyone sitting in there Box eating bugs. All these Airplane problems going on that we use to not see is part of again the plan. Why one Owner of the Airline said there hiring more DEI people. Who in there right mind would fly in a plane loaded with DEI hires. No one. Which is what the Tyrant's want.
I call BS. You're saying she's too anxious to wait for people to walk off the plane but she's not too anxious to climb out on the wing of the plane !!! that didn't cause her anxiety? Bologna.😮😮😅 definitely should not be allowed on airplanes if it's going to stress her out waiting for other people because she's so impatient😮😮. Impatient and probably self-absorbed😮
@@DhoreaKencayd maybe? could have claustrophobia but not a fear of heights? maybe the fear of being on the wing was far less than in the cabin? i agree dont get on a plane if you cant handle being on a plane but we have absolutely no idea what went on here. talk about self absorbed and impatient.
Not sure that's going to help. I had a woman on a train coming into Sacramento that couldn't wait to smoke. Thought she was going to emergency open the door and jump!
@@glennclark4097no evidence she wasn’t in her ‘right mind’ - whatever her reason, she should be on no fly’ lists for every airline. No one has the right to open emergency exists except under direction of the crew.
Anxious? So open the emergency door on the airplane and go sit on the wing? She's going to be a lot more Anxious sitting in jail... she can't open those doors..
How about we stop burdening the rest of humanity with the dumb choices of the few. Everyone else, including you and I, knows that you aren't supposed to do that. You would just be eliminating freedoms for Americans.
@@pamavery9352then she can drive and be responsible for herself instead of subjecting a plane full of people and the cost to the airline to her behaviour.
Way more than hour… Maintenance has to replace/ insure the seals around the window are intact also, FAA may get involved because this passenger just committed a Federal offense.
Not long. Ground engineering crew will have that checked and closed before she reaches hospital. Her medical bill for the evaluation is going to leave her with PTSD.
Anxiety and fear can make people do crazy things that make no sense. I hope she is okay, and I am glad that the plane was not moving when she did this.
Logic and compassion allow people to understand why anxiety and fear can make people do crazy things that make no sense. Thank you for showing humanity. ❤
@@RichardMcLaren More like “how dare you board an airplane with a medical condition and not be prepared beyond breaking a major rule” but because you’re playing the mental health card we’ll let it slide. Good thing they weren’t mid flight.
Not so! I read about Japan and England too with lots of anxious young people who are struggling to function. Not sure about other countries but there are stressed out people creating mass murder in China too. I think it is all over the world.
When a person experiences a Panic Attack behaves in unexpected ways These situations are more frequent now than they were in the past Our society is stressed, there is a lot of uncertainty, and hopelessness
We've encouraged this type of behavior and normalized it. How is life more stressful now than it was in 1970? We did nuclear bomb drills when my generation was in elementary school. We aren't raising people with the skills to navigate through "normal" life any more.
Sometimes I wonder how much of this is preplanned and intentional by attention seekers. Did she choose that seat beforehand knowing she would have access or did she make people move?
What's funny is how when the word gets around after the firetruck gets there gradually the whole airport security shows up to see the action for one lady having an anxiety attack .
If you can't fly, don't. That's why we have railroads. It costs you a little extra time, that's it. I sympathize with claustrophobes or aerophobes. I understand that they can't help how they feel. Fear is an irrational emotion, after all. And I have things I'm afraid of too, so I'm not getting on my high horse here. But flying is a **convenience** not a necessity. There are other options for you, from driving to ZOOM calls. And your issues should not interfere with the safety of others.
Maybe she wasn't an 'aerophobe' Passengers were disembarking, so maybe it was an 'irrational panic attack' They do happen. I've had them, there's nothing to panic about but I panicked anyway.
@@RichardMcLaren I'm not saying you're wrong, but I still maintain that this person endangered other people and that has consequences. It seems like everyone is looking for an excuse for their behavior these days. Panic attack or no panic attack [and I've panicked before in my life, I know it's irrational], this person should stand responsible for what they did. Extra points if they don't complain when those consequences are decided upon.
@@sufficientphrase7769 There's an old saying I try to keep in mind: 'Courtesy costs a man nothing.' I freely admit that when it's necessary I can be as nasty a troll as the situation calls for, but the troll thing works best if you start out by being reasonable and well-mannered.
@@RichardMcLarenif she know she is prone to them then she can take some responsibility for herself and drive herself or stay home so she doesn’t make it everyone else’s problem.
Safety of flight is high priority. If any passenger becomes a potential inflight safety risk, their actions must be resolved immediately. It's crazy but many passengers dont even think about such possible or unfortunate. consequences.
More than a Quarter ( 1 in 4 people ) of U.S. Adults say, " We are so Stressed Out that We Cannot Function Anymore". And polling showing that, its getting worse. The nationwide survey, fielded by The Harris Poll 2024, on behalf of American Psychological Association.... Adults reported that stress has had an impact on their health; 76% of adults reported they had experienced at least one symptom in the last month as a result of stress-such as headache (38%), fatigue (35%), feeling nervous or anxious (34%) and feeling depressed or sad (33%). Seven in 10 adults (72%) experienced additional symptoms in the last month, including feeling overwhelmed (33%), experiencing changes in sleeping habits (32%), and/or worrying constantly (30%). Im not shocked by any of this... Im not stunned by this at all.
Or, people are simply irresponsible or entitled hiding under the mantra of psychological problems. Suck it up Buttercups. If you can’t live in the civilized world then don’t.
The airline was lucky they fly 737... if it was Airbus A32X series, she could have deployed a slide and it would have cost them several thousand dollars to replace. So there are no charges pressed? She gets away with it?
This looks more like a set up by the lady. Opening an emergency exit, climb out the casually sits there on the phone talkimg, taking pictures... Yeah wth how did she get on the plane if she is anxious? How did she get access to the exit seat, climbing over others to get out? Was she sitting by the exit for more leg room? Maybe she just needed more attention? Whatever her reason, place on the no fly list for ALL airlines! charge her with endangering others lives, some cell time will help her reflect.
You're lack of critical thought is astounding. It didn't occur to you that she wasn't anxious before boarding? Or that her panic was nothing to do with flying? I mean the plane is on the ground having landed, but that wasn't a clue? Passengers were deplaning..... I'm guessing that flying wasn't the problem here.
...how exactly did she endanger lives? put her on a no fly list sure, but trumping things up like that because it hurt your sensibilities shouldnt be the first thought.
@@RichardMcLarenif she knew she is prone to panic the. She needs to take responsibility for herself instead of transferring it to 300 other people and the airline. If it was a ‘stunt’ I hope they throw the book at her and she’s on everyone’s ’no fly’ lists.
- Nowadays when you finally arrive to your seat you are already exhausted by all the airport hustles - Reduced leg-room is a problem for all but specially for elders, and people with disabilities - This increases the risk of muscle pain, stress and anxiety - Not long ago the standard seat-pitch was 34' inches, today its 31' inches
After watching this video, I have a question, how easy is it to open the emergency door for any mentally unwell person? If the plane has already landed and people were leaving, this is the one moment, if the plane was preparing for takeoff, this is a completely different situation, this plane will be delayed for several hours for an inside’s inspection. All other passengers will miss their connecting flights. If so she should go to jail. Sometimes people cannot lose their connecting flights because they simply don’t have the money for another ticket, or this was a very important flight which should be at a specific time.
In this instance the plane had landed and passengers were already getting off the plane, she apparently had some type of panic attack. As for your other questions, not a single flight anywhere is "guaranteed" and if you miss a connection because of something like this then you do not pay for another flight, the airline re-books you on the next available flight. As for needing to be somewhere at a specific time, that is on the traveller, weather, mechanical issues, (panic attacked passenger), dozens of things can cause a flight to be delayed or cancelled, if you absolutely have to be somewhere at a specific time go early.
Absolutely. Many only see what they see as "stupid" actions, and not the underlying issues..until it happens out of the blue to them. That's when they'll stop the criticism.
I can understand having anxiety on a flight. I almost had a panic attack during a flight. I don't know if that's what she was having, but what she did wasn't right.
Then if she is prone to panic take some self-responsibility and don’t fly. All she did was make it the problem of those leaving the aircraft, the airline and the people waiting to board who then couldn’t and had their flights cancelled or delayed. I hope they charged her and out her on the ‘no fly’ list for all airlines.
She should be banned from ever flying again. And, she likely damaged the wing of that plane too... not supposed to be walking on them and using them as a lounge chair. This is why I don't like to fly anymore... because of the people element.
Airlines should start getting ppl to fill out evaluation questionnaires before boarding, people who knows they suffer from anxieties and flight phobias shouldn’t be boarding aircrafts so nonchalantly
I don't understand why the majority of these kinds of airplane outbursts and weird behavior are American. Somehow I barely see and hear any news from outside the country.
Panic attacks can make you feel like you are suffocating and all you can do is get out of wherever you are, usually to fresh air. If truly just anxiety, I feel bad for her. She probably thought she could do it and panicked. If you've had a panic attack, you can relate. If you haven't, just stuff it.
She shouldn’t be flying then. She’s too much of a risk to those around her, especially in a confined space. What if she had her attack while in flight?
She should have been charged. Who is not anxious when flying? This will set a precedent now where people will do the same. She has no business acting reckless like that.
Not everything is about her. If she knew she was anxious then she can take some self-responsibility and not fly. Anxiety doesn’t give her the right to make it the airline’s problem or the hundred of other people who were going to get on that plane and couldn’t with it then being out of commission.
I understand having anxiety because I deal with it all the time. However, there are still consequences for ridiculous and unsafe actions. If she was feeling that way she could have alerted a flight attendant or called or text someone for help
‘No fly’ list is appropriate. I’m sure the people who had their flight cancelled or delayed due to her door activity and potential damage to the wing would all agree….
So from what I understand she was supposed to be at the emergency exit door middle seat but would not move from the windows seat for some reason? Which caused a small argument which all led to this.
If that is what happened, I hope they charge her and give her a lifetime ban. The people who wanted to get on that plane and the airline suddenly have it as their problem now with the plane out of commission for her opening the emergency door and walking on the wing.
She’s been in a fight or flight mode, she’s seen a way out and took it. People who are that frightened don’t think straight. Maybe she thought she had her fear under control when she boarded
That's got to be a "no fly" for years with TSA. What an absolute joke. She should run for Congress; they also believe fire exits are things to be played with.
It’s a federal crime attracting thousands of $$$ in fines as it’s about safety of the aircraft and passengers. I hope they charged her. She also potentially damaged the wing so all of it is cost to the airline. She should be on ‘no fly’ lists permanently….
She's going to be really anxious when she sees the bill for this.
She will probably sue the airline for mental anguish and win.
On top of that TSA and Seattle police will have issued a ticket.
🤣🤣🤣
🤣😂🤣 So true!!
I feel bad for her… I think we can all agree that the holidays can be a very stressful time for people. Who knows how many flights she had prior to this, she could be a nervous flyer on top of dealing with family drama. We just don’t know… but I truly hope she has a better month and upcoming year.
The dangers of air travels these days .. to many "do what I wanna do" folks on board
It's the plan. The Tyrant's want Everyone sitting in there Box eating bugs. All these Airplane problems going on that we use to not see is part of again the plan. Why one Owner of the Airline said there hiring more DEI people. Who in there right mind would fly in a plane loaded with DEI hires. No one. Which is what the Tyrant's want.
100%
Well, she won't have to worry about the anxiety of flying ever again now on the no fly list.
😂
She can only fly hand cuffed and acompanied by two guards.
Every airline needs to put her on their Do Not Fly List for a very long time.
Does not need to ever be on an airplane again!
You say this without having context. Please don’t ever work in government.
British airways have a special plane for nervous passengers. 🇬🇧
I call BS. You're saying she's too anxious to wait for people to walk off the plane but she's not too anxious to climb out on the wing of the plane !!! that didn't cause her anxiety? Bologna.😮😮😅 definitely should not be allowed on airplanes if it's going to stress her out waiting for other people because she's so impatient😮😮. Impatient and probably self-absorbed😮
@@DhoreaKencayd maybe? could have claustrophobia but not a fear of heights? maybe the fear of being on the wing was far less than in the cabin? i agree dont get on a plane if you cant handle being on a plane but we have absolutely no idea what went on here. talk about self absorbed and impatient.
Wish I could’ve heard the conversation she had with the person talking with her while she was on the wing!!
I sure She is telling her friend today I am flying in open air and I can land where ever I want to.
“Get down from the wing now or you would get fined $2,000 for this!!”
"Hello, hello, Susan. I got out of the plane and I can't get down"
🤣
So much for security, surprising how long it took before someone responded.
The time stamp shows they got there in about 2 1/2 minutes. How fast should the humans be moving?
@@dianemartin190the video is sped up. It took fire 9 minutes and police 14.
they care about who gets on not off.
I mean where exactly did she go and also what threat was she sitting on the wing?
Did you notice who’s showing up last? Police.
Take a deep breath and close your eyes lady OR take the train.
Not sure that's going to help. I had a woman on a train coming into Sacramento that couldn't wait to smoke. Thought she was going to emergency open the door and jump!
No train to Alaska! She was on Alaska airlines!
@@pamavery9352 Are you serious? Tell me you are not serious.
@@pamavery9352, she flew into Seattle from Milwaukee, not Alaska, 😂😂😂
The plane wasn’t leaving it was arriving. That’s even worse. All she had to do was walk off.
That person should never be allowed to board a flight again for the next 30 years for attempting to exit the plane via the emergency exit.
When it came to getting off the plane, this lady was just wingin’ it.
😂
😂😂😂
It is not your right or privilege to open the emergency door on an aircraft.
Period. 💯 no excuses
Too many crazy people nowadays.
That's kind of a duh statement if you're in your right mind. She obviously wasn't!
@@glennclark4097no evidence she wasn’t in her ‘right mind’ - whatever her reason, she should be on no fly’ lists for every airline. No one has the right to open emergency exists except under direction of the crew.
@glennclark4097 how would you know she wasn't?
That's a bit more than "anxious " 🤨
And she's casually sitting there talking on her phone
I think it's the woman in the foreground phoned her to keep a watch.
She probably didn't want to go anyway she was probably going under duress
possibly with authorities. or do you know firsthand who she was talking with?
Anxious? So open the emergency door on the airplane and go sit on the wing? She's going to be a lot more Anxious sitting in jail... she can't open those doors..
They only arrest middle age working white males in Seattle. She's totally fine at home on the couch.
you wanna guess where they didnt take her
At least she waited for the plane to land
😍😍🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😤
She didn't go to jail... you still have time to delete this
They really should vet the sanity of people who get exit row seats. Like literally you should have to turn in a background check and more.
The only way to do that is to require a license to fly.
How about we stop burdening the rest of humanity with the dumb choices of the few. Everyone else, including you and I, knows that you aren't supposed to do that. You would just be eliminating freedoms for Americans.
...same as beginning sentences with the word like.🤣
The legroom is insane 😂
You have anxiety flying: take Greyhound bus 🚌
She was on Alaska airlines, can’t take a bus to Alaska!!!
@@pamavery9352 R U kidding?! 🤦🏻♀️
The plane had already landed, what anxiety could she possibly have?
@@pamavery9352then she can drive and be responsible for herself instead of subjecting a plane full of people and the cost to the airline to her behaviour.
From what I can see of the video the emergency response team acted swiftly and kindly.
Lol, she has no idea how much she is about to have to pay out.😂
Damn!! She just grounded that aircraft
How long does it take to have a maintenance person come out and close the door and certify the plane for flight? An hour or more, I'd guess.
Way more than hour… Maintenance has to replace/ insure the seals around the window are intact also, FAA may get involved because this passenger just committed a Federal offense.
Not long. Ground engineering crew will have that checked and closed before she reaches hospital. Her medical bill for the evaluation is going to leave her with PTSD.
Anxiety and fear can make people do crazy things that make no sense. I hope she is okay, and I am glad that the plane was not moving when she did this.
Who forced her to get on this plane in the first place? And sitting high above the ground on the wing of an airplane is not frightening?
This us what Xanax is for. Get a prescription of it for God's sake.
Logic and compassion allow people to understand why anxiety and fear can make people do crazy things that make no sense. Thank you for showing humanity. ❤
@@lilg2300 for her? possibly not. you have no clue what the circumstances are. dont judge people based on your experiences
@@ellengrace4609 its much easier to point and laugh. they cant fathom imagining how someone else thinks or feels
The audacity of people in this world nowadays is wild!
It’s all about them. Screw everyone else.
How dare she have a panic attack
@@RichardMcLaren excuses
@@RichardMcLaren More like “how dare you board an airplane with a medical condition and not be prepared beyond breaking a major rule” but because you’re playing the mental health card we’ll let it slide.
Good thing they weren’t mid flight.
Insanity sounds more accurate to me.
Only in America we have people with "anxiety" on a regular basis.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂well said , everyone has there own mindset , anything can happen anytime in A
Not so! I read about Japan and England too with lots of anxious young people who are struggling to function. Not sure about other countries but there are stressed out people creating mass murder in China too. I think it is all over the world.
@@cxg174 the expert on mental health has spoken. Great, now you can shut your mouth
I mean what is up with that? Get a grip people!!
When those edibles were way too intense!!
Yea buddy, them things r the devil if u take too much 👹👺👿👻☠️
Please that's a different type of drug😂
When a person experiences a Panic Attack behaves in unexpected ways
These situations are more frequent now than they were in the past
Our society is stressed, there is a lot of uncertainty, and hopelessness
Yes, true. People are on edge. I do feel for this person, i hope they get help 🙏
Thank you enabler!
We've encouraged this type of behavior and normalized it. How is life more stressful now than it was in 1970? We did nuclear bomb drills when my generation was in elementary school.
We aren't raising people with the skills to navigate through "normal" life any more.
When Trump gets in office, anxiety’s will slowly subside, and we can return to some sense of normalcy.
If you are stressed, stay home!
So much weird stuff happening at airports. That’s 2 in the same week for SeaTac
Consider the source, just sayin. Probable still despondent about the election 😂😂
Ross: Rachel, Rachel get off the plane!
Rachel: I got off the plane!
Sometimes I wonder how much of this is preplanned and intentional by attention seekers. Did she choose that seat beforehand knowing she would have access or did she make people move?
My god! If you're a product of modern society, we're all completely fucked
@@RichardMcLarenthen watch the videos and read about the morons who end up dying for ‘that last dramatic selfie’……… there’s plenty of them….
@@peonypink9149get off the internet please, it’s not doing great to your mental health, not all the world is like this
What's funny is how when the word gets around after the firetruck gets there gradually the whole airport security shows up to see the action for one lady having an anxiety attack .
Thank goodness she didn't open the door when the plane was in the air
It’s a physical impossibility to open an emergency door airborne
Es imposible abrir un puerta de avión después q se presuriza ya q se activa el protocolo de seguridad de casa compuerta quedan bloqueadas
Because while in the air it’s pressurized. Cannot be opened
It's so sad so many crazy people really exist.
If you can't fly, don't. That's why we have railroads. It costs you a little extra time, that's it.
I sympathize with claustrophobes or aerophobes. I understand that they can't help how they feel. Fear is an irrational emotion, after all. And I have things I'm afraid of too, so I'm not getting on my high horse here.
But flying is a **convenience** not a necessity. There are other options for you, from driving to ZOOM calls. And your issues should not interfere with the safety of others.
Maybe she wasn't an 'aerophobe' Passengers were disembarking, so maybe it was an 'irrational panic attack' They do happen. I've had them, there's nothing to panic about but I panicked anyway.
@@RichardMcLaren I'm not saying you're wrong, but I still maintain that this person endangered other people and that has consequences.
It seems like everyone is looking for an excuse for their behavior these days. Panic attack or no panic attack [and I've panicked before in my life, I know it's irrational], this person should stand responsible for what they did. Extra points if they don't complain when those consequences are decided upon.
Thank you for actually looking at the world outside of your own mind. Empathy is extremely hard to find these days.
@@sufficientphrase7769 There's an old saying I try to keep in mind: 'Courtesy costs a man nothing.'
I freely admit that when it's necessary I can be as nasty a troll as the situation calls for, but the troll thing works best if you start out by being reasonable and well-mannered.
@@RichardMcLarenif she know she is prone to them then she can take some responsibility for herself and drive herself or stay home so she doesn’t make it everyone else’s problem.
That is crazy and this happened after landing safely. Wonder why she was so anxious and also wonder if she would be fined for this incident.
She must be on the phone with her psychiatrist.
if shes lucky enough to have one
LETS ALLLLLLLLLL WHOM ARE NOT IDIOTS HOPE THAT DOES EXSIST A LAW THESE IDIOTS ARE
TOTALLY DENIED GOING INTO ANY
AIRPLANE.
if we had laws against idiots the entire country would be under martial law
Why do you ruined and delayed other people travel? You should walk,what ever you want to go.
WTF is wrong with people
Safety of flight is high priority. If any passenger becomes a potential inflight safety risk, their actions must be resolved immediately. It's crazy but many passengers dont even think about such possible or unfortunate. consequences.
Not only was she willing and able to open the emergency exit in a REAL emergency, she was crazy enough to do it after landing. Perfect 👍🤦🏻♀️🤯
At least she didn't open the hatch during the flight.
Thankfully that is not possible. (Safety systems prevent that Unless there is some type of failure)
Who knew those doors were so easy to open.
This can't be a real comment. Nobody can possibly be that ignorant.
New meaning to “on a wing and a prayer.”
😂😂😂
More than a Quarter ( 1 in 4 people ) of U.S. Adults say,
" We are so Stressed Out that We Cannot Function Anymore".
And polling showing that, its getting worse.
The nationwide survey, fielded by The Harris Poll 2024, on behalf of American Psychological Association....
Adults reported that stress has had an impact on their health; 76% of adults reported they had experienced at least one symptom in the last month as a result of stress-such as headache (38%), fatigue (35%), feeling nervous or anxious (34%) and feeling depressed or sad (33%). Seven in 10 adults (72%) experienced additional symptoms in the last month, including feeling overwhelmed (33%), experiencing changes in sleeping habits (32%), and/or worrying constantly (30%).
Im not shocked by any of this...
Im not stunned by this at all.
Harris? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Buzz420 The Harris Poll is a market research and analytics company.
Or, people are simply irresponsible or entitled hiding under the mantra of psychological problems. Suck it up Buttercups. If you can’t live in the civilized world then don’t.
@@Buzz420grow up
@@Buzz420 🙄
The airline was lucky they fly 737... if it was Airbus A32X series, she could have deployed a slide and it would have cost them several thousand dollars to replace.
So there are no charges pressed? She gets away with it?
Hopefully they charged her and she’s on everyone’s ’no fly’ list.
Ma’am, we’d all like more legroom on the plane, but you can’t sit on the wing.
😂😂😂
This looks more like a set up by the lady.
Opening an emergency exit, climb out the casually sits there on the phone talkimg, taking pictures...
Yeah wth how did she get on the plane if she is anxious?
How did she get access to the exit seat, climbing over others to get out?
Was she sitting by the exit for more leg room?
Maybe she just needed more attention?
Whatever her reason, place on the no fly list for ALL airlines! charge her with endangering others lives, some cell time will help her reflect.
You're lack of critical thought is astounding. It didn't occur to you that she wasn't anxious before boarding? Or that her panic was nothing to do with flying? I mean the plane is on the ground having landed, but that wasn't a clue? Passengers were deplaning..... I'm guessing that flying wasn't the problem here.
@@RichardMcLarenCritical thinking is painfully absent from our society
Well said.❤
...how exactly did she endanger lives? put her on a no fly list sure, but trumping things up like that because it hurt your sensibilities shouldnt be the first thought.
@@RichardMcLarenif she knew she is prone to panic the. She needs to take responsibility for herself instead of transferring it to 300 other people and the airline. If it was a ‘stunt’ I hope they throw the book at her and she’s on everyone’s ’no fly’ lists.
- Nowadays when you finally arrive to your seat you are already exhausted by all the airport hustles
- Reduced leg-room is a problem for all but specially for elders, and people with disabilities
- This increases the risk of muscle pain, stress and anxiety
- Not long ago the standard seat-pitch was 34' inches, today its 31' inches
Then if she knows she is prone to panic, take another mode of transport or drive herself.
After watching this video, I have a question, how easy is it to open the emergency door for any mentally unwell person? If the plane has already landed and people were leaving, this is the one moment, if the plane was preparing for takeoff, this is a completely different situation, this plane will be delayed for several hours for an inside’s inspection. All other passengers will miss their connecting flights. If so she should go to jail. Sometimes people cannot lose their connecting flights because they simply don’t have the money for another ticket, or this was a very important flight which should be at a specific time.
In this instance the plane had landed and passengers were already getting off the plane, she apparently had some type of panic attack.
As for your other questions, not a single flight anywhere is "guaranteed" and if you miss a connection because of something like this then you do not pay for another flight, the airline re-books you on the next available flight.
As for needing to be somewhere at a specific time, that is on the traveller, weather, mechanical issues, (panic attacked passenger), dozens of things can cause a flight to be delayed or cancelled, if you absolutely have to be somewhere at a specific time go early.
FYI it is impossible to open an emergency aircraft door in flight. Air pressure differentials and safety systems prevent the door from opening.
When aversion therapy fails badly
Lay off the edibles people. 🤦🏻♂️
I honestly feel for this person. Anxiety attacks are real & frightening. 🙏🏻
Then don’t get on a plane and make it everyone else’s problem plus the cost to the airline. Take some personal responsibility.
Nah....i have Panic disorder but never ever done something like that on any transportation.
@@peonypink9149I will pray for you 🙏🏻
Absolutely. Many only see what they see as "stupid" actions, and not the underlying issues..until it happens out of the blue to them. That's when they'll stop the criticism.
I love the fact that she's on her phone! Probably ordering an Uber! 😅😅😅
Eats 😂😂😂
Hope she was banned FOREVER!
I can understand having anxiety on a flight. I almost had a panic attack during a flight. I don't know if that's what she was having, but what she did wasn't right.
Some folks don’t have sense enough to pour piss out of a boot, with instructions printed in the sole!
She must have forgotten her emotional support animal.
That plane is out of service...
Well I guess we should be very thankful that she did not open the door while it was still in the air.
She must have been freaking out, man. "Mel-low, mel-low, mel-low. There, feels better now, don't it?"
Ridiculous
Probably a panic attack, especially after seeing 2 airlines crash back to back this week
Then if she is prone to panic take some self-responsibility and don’t fly. All she did was make it the problem of those leaving the aircraft, the airline and the people waiting to board who then couldn’t and had their flights cancelled or delayed. I hope they charged her and out her on the ‘no fly’ list for all airlines.
She'll be taking the bus and trains for the rest of her life
Some people shouldn’t fly period! If they can’t handle it drive!
She should be banned from ever flying again. And, she likely damaged the wing of that plane too... not supposed to be walking on them and using them as a lounge chair. This is why I don't like to fly anymore... because of the people element.
I thought the door had to be charged to be able to be opened. Where was the air marshal?
There was no need to open the emergency exit. If she was freaking out, they would have removed her.
Doesn’t this get expensive?
Airlines should start getting ppl to fill out evaluation questionnaires before boarding, people who knows they suffer from anxieties and flight phobias shouldn’t be boarding aircrafts so nonchalantly
Some people are not aware they may have a problem until they're on board, especially first timers. Bit freaky, man.
There was a cryptid person on the plane, she got freaked out, when the guy blinked his eyes sideways.
Now that plane can't fly. Why can't you just exit through the normal door
or ask the flight attendant for help
Funny how no one on the ground didn't spot her for several minutes. Give stewardess a raise for acting also as a therapist. LoL
I'd be more anxious walking onto the wing plane rather than being inside
I’m just happy she didn’t try to
Open the exit mid flight ✈️
Does anyone else notice that video descriptions are greyed out to the point of being illegible?
WTH did it take so long for a crew member to get out there? And why is another non-crew member wandering around on the ground!?
Once she exited the plane, it's a Port of Seattle Police Department issue.
I don't understand why the majority of these kinds of airplane outbursts and weird behavior are American. Somehow I barely see and hear any news from outside the country.
Panic attacks can make you feel like you are suffocating and all you can do is get out of wherever you are, usually to fresh air. If truly just anxiety, I feel bad for her. She probably thought she could do it and panicked. If you've had a panic attack, you can relate. If you haven't, just stuff it.
Funny how panic attacks are a recent excuse..er..phenomenon..nobody in history had them until the last decade.....
RIGHT
Oh boy, your problems have no right to affect others. Selfish behavior.
She shouldn’t be flying then. She’s too much of a risk to those around her, especially in a confined space. What if she had her attack while in flight?
Why didn’t she exit the plane the normal way like everyone else then? It said everyone left except her.
She needs to be on no fly list for all airlines if she is that troubled, what if she did it in the air!
She should have been charged. Who is not anxious when flying? This will set a precedent now where people will do the same. She has no business acting reckless like that.
I see people here don’t know how anxiety can affect a person pray you never have deal with it .
they dont care
Not everything is about her. If she knew she was anxious then she can take some self-responsibility and not fly. Anxiety doesn’t give her the right to make it the airline’s problem or the hundred of other people who were going to get on that plane and couldn’t with it then being out of commission.
I am shocked at how badly this incident is handled! The wasted time,why wasn't she immediately removed, tapered,had her luggage removed etc...😮
At least the emergency exit door works as designed.
U do not against FAA violation !penalty is heavy!
At least it was stationary and on the ground.
Some hard-hitting journalism there.
I understand having anxiety because I deal with it all the time. However, there are still consequences for ridiculous and unsafe actions. If she was feeling that way she could have alerted a flight attendant or called or text someone for help
Or if she knew she was prone to it -
Take the bus, train or drive herself and if it is they bad, stay home.
There needs to be a mental health flag on her next ticket so the crew is aware. Putting her on a no-fly list might be extreme.
‘No fly’ list is appropriate. I’m sure the people who had their flight cancelled or delayed due to her door activity and potential damage to the wing would all agree….
I have not felt safe to fly since people went mental over masks.
It’s because all of you have covid brain damage 🤣🤣
Looks like she jumped off the wing!! Possibly her first time flying!!!
So from what I understand she was supposed to be at the emergency exit door middle seat but would not move from the windows seat for some reason? Which caused a small argument which all led to this.
If that is what happened, I hope they charge her and give her a lifetime ban. The people who wanted to get on that plane and the airline suddenly have it as their problem now with the plane out of commission for her opening the emergency door and walking on the wing.
Hope she gets banned for life from air travelling!
She’s been in a fight or flight mode, she’s seen a way out and took it. People who are that frightened don’t think straight. Maybe she thought she had her fear under control when she boarded
That's got to be a "no fly" for years with TSA. What an absolute joke. She should run for Congress; they also believe fire exits are things to be played with.
I can unfortunately understand after seeing 4 fatal crashes in just 5 days back to back.
Wow the lady's attitude was horrific
At least the plane wasn’t in the air, good that she showed her problems, before the plane took off‼️
The plane just landed.
The plane just landed and the passenger were getting off. Read the intro under the title/caption
Some people will do ANYTHING to go viral.
Opening the emergency exit without just cause should be a long mandatory federal sentence in prison!
and no anxiety is not just cause.
It’s a federal crime attracting thousands of $$$ in fines as it’s about safety of the aircraft and passengers. I hope they charged her. She also potentially damaged the wing so all of it is cost to the airline. She should be on ‘no fly’ lists permanently….
Do you think she’ll be charged?
This is in Seattle. She won't be charged, she'll be awarded a lawsuit against the airline!
Nah
I’m sure she was met in the terminal by hordes of ambulance chasing lawyers. She’ll sue the airline for mental anguish and win.
Depends on her race
one year in the gulag...
What's gulag?
@@notanindianscammer7594 What's a gulag? OY!
@@notanindianscammer7594 I’m thinking jail
Judges will find she is not a threat to the public. Give her a warning not to fly for a week.
@@MegaTriumph1‘no fly’ list permanently
If you cannot handle flying, don't fly. Or ask your doctor to give you one tablet of anxiety medication for the flight.