Frontier Airlines passenger has a meltdown on board, with preacher imploring others to pray and bursting into song
A disturbing scene unfolded on a Frontier Airlines flight on November 16, with a passenger having a meltdown in the aisle of the plane. The chaotic incident was captured on video and posted to social media site Reddit, quickly gaining attention for the eerie and erratic behavior of those involved.
The ordeal began with a woman sobbing and swearing at airline employees as they attempted to subdue her while pulling her down the aisle. She could be heard screaming that she was being kidnapped and continued to lash out at the employees as they guided her away from the other passengers.
During the struggle, another passenger in a gray beanie tried to mediate the situation and speak to the distraught woman. In a peculiar turn of events, a woman wearing sunglasses from a nearby seat threatened to fight the woman “straight Texas style,” adding even more tension to the already chaotic scene.
The situation further escalated when another passenger claimed that the woman having the meltdown was “possessed.” She began to pace up and down the aisle, imploring others to pray and ultimately bursting into song as the panic-stricken woman continued to resist the efforts of the flight attendants.
The tumultuous flight ultimately had to be diverted to Dallas, despite originally being scheduled to land in Denver. A woman who had a family member on the flight told Dailymail.com that they had to stop in Dallas to let the “crazy lady” off, along with the preacher woman and another man involved in the commotion.
Frontier Airlines has not yet commented on the incident, and the reasons behind the woman’s meltdown remain unclear. This bizarre situation bears a striking resemblance to a viral video that emerged earlier in the year, where a marketing executive had a similar breakdown on an American Airlines flight. These alarming incidents beg the question of what may be at the root of such behavior and the potential impact it may have on fellow passengers and airline staff.