Rant on American Airlines Flight Ends With Flight Attendant in Hospital

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  1. kwflatbed Subscribing Member MC1+MC2 +MC3 83K+Poster

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    Rant on American Airlines Flight Ends With Flight Attendant in Hospital (ABC New …

    An American Airlines flight headed from Dallas-Fort Worth to Chicago returned to the gate just prior to take off this morning when a female flight attendant began making inflammatory remarks over the public address system.
    Greg Lozano, a passenger on the flight, told ABC News "The last thing she said [before they took the mic from her] was 'hey pilot, I'm not going to be responsible for your crash.'"
    Passengers intervened and restrained the flight attendant before Dallas airport police boarded the flight. The Dallas Morning News reports passengers said police escorted the flight attendant, kicking and screaming, to one of several police cars that surrounded the plane on the tarmac.

    http://news.yahoo.com/flight-attend...airlines-flight-back-182649042--abc-news.html
  2. Tuna Always entertained

    Meltdown at the workplace especally at those high stress jobs.
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  3. corsair Supporting Member

    Some one forgot to take her happy pill :D
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  4. Delta784 Acting Stupidly

    Go big or go home.....she should have pulled a Steven Slater, deployed the emergency slide, and made a splashy exit.
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  5. HistoryHound MassCops Member

    They showed one of the passengers that helped get her "under control." He was saying that she said that she was bipolar and off her meds. I know I probably shouldn't make this comment having been in HR management, but there are some jobs that you just shouldn't have if you have certain medial conditions.
  6. trueblue MassCops Member

    She is right...she wouldn't be responsible if the plane crashed. All she was doing was handing out peanuts and earphones:)
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