Apparently the President flies on Frontier Airlines? Or at least that’s what one woman fooled herself into thinking.
On October 12, a passenger flying from San Diego to Las Vegas captured what might have been a VIP traveler (a crazed passenger according to everyone else). The incident started when the subject of the video realized she forgot her cellphone in the terminal. Unfortunately for her, the aircraft already pushed from the gate, meaning there was no chance of them going back for it.
According to Tiktoker @jenskilicious, the situation escalated well before she started filming when the crew members told the irate passenger that the aircraft could not return to the gate. Things got worse as she started to ramble about being the president of the country, demanding that the aircraft be towed back to the gate.
She even brought class and race into the mix, saying that if she was flying in a suit, the airline would have listened to her, and even went on to accuse the flight attendant of ignoring her because of her skin color.
I was flying in a suit you would stop the f—ing plane. Laugh now, I am the president of this whole goddamn country. Watch, see the f—ing TV news.
Yes, I need to get off this plane, and I’mma tell you straight up, don’t you ever come against nobody cause of this skin color again, you had enough time.
Even after being told that the aircraft could not return to the gate, she went on about being a sovereign leader, resulting in an explosion of laughter from nearby passengers.
I am an affirmed sovereign ruler here in the government, seven continents I own.
Of course she responded, saying:
Keep laughing, watch your a– be right on the boat. We shipping people out just for a nice group of expedition. What comes around goes around this time. Now keep laughing watch what happened, you’ll be expired just like your battery on your watch.
It’s not clear what happened to the passenger, but the flight appears to have continued on to Las Vegas, departing San Diego almost one hour after its scheduled departure time. Of course with padded times, they were able to trim their arrival time to just half hour after what was scheduled.
Featured image: Airbus
