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Ranting And Fight Gets Frontier Passenger Duct-taped To His Seat

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August 5, 2021

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This man on a Frontier flight has been accused of punching a crew member, groping the breasts of flight attendants twice and grabbing one's "backside inappropriately," being shirtless on the plane and verbally abusing flight attendants. At one point he was traversing the plane for 15 minutes. ⁣

Videos recorded by passengers show him being physically restrained and duct taped to his seat. He is seen yelling "You guys f*cking suck," and bragging about his parents' and grandfather's wealth. ⁣

There has been a "disturbing increase" in the number of unruly passengers on flights after the loosening of travel restrictions. The FAA has recorded more than 3,000 cases of disturbances, 2,350 of which have been mask-related altercations. TSA will also start self-defense training for airline crew to help them handle passenger disruptions and violent outbursts. ⁣

A video posted in May showed a woman repeatedly punching a Southwest Airlines crew member in the face. That same month, four people faced $70,000 in civil fines after clashing with crew about mask requirements. ⁣

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