Alaska Airlines flight hosts were forced to hit a man crying over and again suffering from a “violent medical ring” to free the woman who was attacking her during this, as the viral video said.
The annoying shots, uploaded to social media, show the male flight host on board. 221 to Portland, Oregon, desperately tries to save the passenger after the man who suddenly stands her hair was held before taking off from Auckland, California, on February 1.
“Leave her hair!” Someone can hear scream while the flight host tries to prove the hands of the man from its locks.
When this fails, the flight host begins to perfume a man in the throat and trunk until the wild passenger finally watches and allows the fearful woman, who helped out of the corridor by other bulletins.
The flight host can be seen as he pushes the man's face back, making him in place when the passenger began to reserve in an irreplaceable way.
Then he calls on the Alaska trip host “another male capable” to advance and help him prevent the unbridled passenger from hurting anyone else.
One of the witnesses who downloaded the video to X claimed that the passenger was out of control, “he says strange things and swinging back and forth” before the accident.
After the chaotic explosion, the plane returned to the gate at Auckland Airport, with the arrest of the federal passenger and took them in the police. Then the trip was canceled.
Airlines Alaska confirmed that the viral accident occurred on one of its flights because it praised the procedures for the fast airline and banned the suspect from all future flights with the company.
“It seems that he suffers from a violent medical ring that included a continuous physical attack on other passengers and our crews,” the plane explained in a statement.
Alaska said: “The highest responsibility for our flight attendants is the safety of the guests and the crew on board,” Alaska said. “Our crew has responded quickly and kept all the guests safe so that the law can be applied to intervene.
“At this time, the guest concerned of Alaska and Airezon was banned due to the nature of the physical assault.”
