LINTHICUM, Md. (AP) — Four people were removed from a Chicago-bound flight at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on Tuesday morning after a passenger reported suspicious behavior as the plane taxied to the runway, officials said.
Spirit Airlines Flight 969 was taxiing to the runway when the flight crew decided to return to the gate, Maryland Transportation Authority Police spokesman 1st Sgt. Jonathan Green said. The captain asked police to remove three men and a woman from the plane, he said. Police are investigating the four people, he said.
“While the aircraft was taxiing to the runway, a passenger alerted a flight attendant of a passenger engaged in suspicious activity on board,” Spirit Airlines spokesman Stephen Schuler said in a statement. All passengers were removed from the plane for a time, but once the Transportation Security Administration cleared the plane and luggage, the flight departed for Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport after 9 a.m., he said. It had been scheduled to leave at 6 a.m.
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Another incident right now with a British airways at boston airport.
Nijah, Milfcuia, Muhammond Radiffie, and Muhammond Altia, were removed, nice American names huh?
Is there a way to throw them off the plane (at about 10,000 feet)?
Shaquita and Jamal etc is the other style of names in chi town. Obama's place.
I heard someone was trying to light his tennis shoes on fire with a wet pack of matches.
Glad they got him.
They said the woman had hid a bomb inside her Who-ha.
5:28 if it is like my ex she could hold several pounds of TNT in there!
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