Air Rage Turns Violent: Woman Attacks Air Hostess After Flight Removal

Salt Lake City (The Uttam Hindu): A female passenger has been arrested at Salt Lake City International Airport in the US for causing a violent disturbance on a Delta Airlines flight and at the terminal. The woman faces serious charges of sexually assaulting an air hostess, assaulting her, and attacking other employees.

According to court documents, the incident occurred on October 2nd, when 31-year-old Cody Sierra Marie Bryan was scheduled to board a Delta Airlines flight from Salt Lake City to Portland. According to police, Bryan was intoxicated and began causing a commotion upon boarding the flight. When a flight attendant asked her to move out of the aisle, she not only refused but also intentionally bumped a flight attendant with her shoulder.

Following this misbehavior, the pilot ordered him to deplane immediately. Brian's anger escalated after being removed from the plane. He attempted to enter the terminal's secure area and, when stopped, attacked a female employee. He grabbed her neck, pulled her hair, and shook her head downward.

According to the statement, Brian then allegedly grabbed an air hostess inappropriately and threatened her, saying, "See if I ever catch you alone."

Following the commotion, Brian tried to flee and book a new flight with a different airline. When officers attempted to handcuff her, she resisted, leading to her arrest. Police said that during questioning, Brian denied assaulting anyone, but she smelled strongly of alcohol and was unable to walk without assistance. Authorities confirmed that Brian had consumed alcohol the morning of the incident.