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DALLAS - Authorities say a 26-year-old passenger ran to the front of a taxiing plane, opened a door and slid down to the tarmac before being detained.
American Airlines spokesman Tim Smith says the man — who was not injured — was among 87 passengers aboard Flight 1343 from Charlotte, N.C., to Dallas on Tuesday.
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Or maybe he found out he boarded the wrong flight..
no i found out that he did not like the menu!!! they were serving penis butter with clams on the half shell.....another unhappy customer!! i guess the FBI female body inspectors did not do the right hand job.
No I think he heard there was a limited 2-for-1 special of peanuts and beer at Quik-mart, he only has 30 min. to get there before the one in a million deal expires....
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He had better hope that they declare him crazy. If not, it's going to cost him a lot of money. It was an MD-80 type aircraft. Once a slide is deployed, it costs the airline roughly 50 grand for the process of testing, repacking, and recertifying a slide before it can be put back in service.
At the very least American Airlines will ban him from their flights for life. All other airlines will most likely place him on their do not fly lists too.
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