Insane Video: American Passenger Assaults Partner

An altercation that unfolded on a July 21 American Airlines flight from Miami to Los Angeles is going viral. A woman was traveling with her significant other (it’s not clear if it was her boyfriend, husband, or what). Apparently the issue arose because the woman thought that the man was looking at other women.

This caused the woman to go absolutely nuts on him (if you’re going to watch the video, note that there’s a lot of bad language). The crew then confronts her and says she needs to be removed from the plane.

In the meantime the guy is running off the plane and saying he’s being assaulted, at which point the woman slams a laptop over his head and hits him.

As you’d expect, both passengers were removed from the plane. One of the flight attendants was caught in the crossfire and an EMT checked on her, and they had to find a replacement flight attendant for her.

The flight ended up being delayed by about two hours.

I guess we should be grateful that this happened on the ground and not in the air, because this lady went totally off the rails, and this could have become a much worse issue at altitude.

A couple more notes from the video description:

At the end of the day, I don’t have all the details on what prompted the situation or how they treat one another in private, so I can only discuss what I saw and am not in a place to judge. She made many malicious and racist comments about the man’s upbringing, background and heritage — most of which wasn’t recorded — so it was hard to watch (especially knowing there were so many children on board). There is absolutely no excuse for physical abuse.

Another note: the woman does not say she “consumed” a child, but that she “consoled” a child. This is in reference to the fact that, before the altercation, she consoled a baby (not her own) on the flight who was crying.

Here’s the video, and once again let me note that there’s quite a bit of offensive language, so watch at your own risk:

While airline crews are sometimes known to overreact to situations and threaten to have people arrested, in this case I hope the lady spends some time in jail. I always try to understand both sides, but acting this way is simply inexcusable regardless of what prompted it.

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sunshineriver1201 Guest

@ Bob, I agree with you completely about Donna. As an American that spent years traveling and even living abroad, including Africa (before I had kids) - she is actually everything that’s wrong with America. I have been teaching my children to explore the world outside our borders, because I fear they might grow up with the typical American mindset - “we shouldn’t care about the world outside our country, because we’re the best.” **rolls eyes** Donna does not speak for me, as an American, but I’m also glad that she feels the freedom to think she does. **shrugs shoulders**

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Kyall Guest

@Paolo Im actually perplexed and don't understand any of her logic at all. I pity this woman, maybe she is obviously crazy and disillusional (she racially vilified a man that did not fill that racial profile, And she was of similiar/same race to him). Maybe she watches movies or T.V shows and uses that as an affectionate word to her partner as you explained, Maybe they have origins and bloodline l shall not question or judge by. The 'F' word (FXXXXX) for gay people is something I hear very seldom these days, maybe only a few imbeciles use it here or there to try and offend a straight person as if it's an insult, which doesn't seem to work because rarely people shall use this word against gay or straight people anymore because in this day and age I believe there are no derogatory words or insults against these people(In Australia and the western world) because being gay is normal and just as acceptable as anything I can't think of a circumstance now where its acceptable to tease somebody about their sexual orientation.. but please excuse me I also don't know the origin of that "F" word but I definately know the origin ot the African American "N" word. The modern world is different to the past also.

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Paolo Diamond

@ Kyall It is a bit confusing. Initially I didn’t hear the “N” word, but then I thought maybe that word is used by African Americans to each other as a term of abuse( or even affection); ( but forbidden for everyone else) in the same way the “F” word seems to be used in the gay community in the US.

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Kyall Guest

He was actually scared. I have never seen a caucasion woman call a caucasion man the "N word" before? Excuse me I'm Australian and don't understand her slang

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TRN56 Guest

@Jill, correction, some people and most Americans...

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