Drunk United Airlines Flight Attendant Cursing Onboard

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Passengers onboard a recent United Airlines flight got more than they bargained for after they encountered a drunk flight attendant who became belligerent on the plane.

The incident happened on Thursday onboard United Express flight 4689 operated by Trans States Airlines, headed from Denver to Williston, N.D. One passenger was able to notify the captain, and the flight was met by police upon arrival in North Dakota.

United has apologized to the customers onboard the flight and have offered a refund for their tickets as a form of compensation for this.

Safety announcement included ““If your seatbelt isn’t tight, you F****D UP

a plane on the runway

Per the NY Post,

Authorities say a flight attendant accused of disrupting a flight from Denver to North Dakota was drunk.

Police in Williston, in northwestern North Dakota, say they received a call from airport officials before the Trans State Airlines flight landed Thursday afternoon that an occupant was intoxicated and had a medical condition. Police determined that the person was drunk and forwarded the investigation to the FBI.

United Airlines said it is refunding air fare for passengers “as a gesture of goodwill.”

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Comments

  1. I’m kinda inquisitive on how “One passenger was able to notify the captain”. They are shielded behind a sealed door for obvious security reasons. Perhaps this passenger just knew how to use the crew phone, or banged like hell on the door!
    Editor: I guess I was initially thinking why wasn’t another FA available to assist, as you show the picture of a A319/ 320. But just a little quick and fundamental research reveals that UA 4689 on Thursdays is operated with a ER 135/145, which is a whole lot smaller. And yes, operated with just a single FA. Perhaps select a more representative pic next time please.

  2. “Perhaps select a more representative pic next time please.” So you got it wrong and in order for you to save face you blame the author? LOL

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