I notice she was given the 'under the jaw' pressure point restraint by the off-duty security or steward. That would have dulled her senses with pain.

She probably identified as a male.
All you had to do is kick her between the legs and she would have actually gone down with a Sir Arthur Crumple. 

Pure insane!!!

Poor little thing. 

Lock her up in solitary and just forget about her. 

Bias_2012 wrote on Mar 19^th, 2024 at 6:07am:

I watched this with horror and disgust on the CH9 news yesterday.

That the current excuse of a "medical episode" is being used by the
'woke' reporting of these types of increasing incidents—both in the
air and on the ground—indicates our increasing fear of upsetting
these sorts of nutcases.  Why?  Surely we should be imposing the
most stringent penalties, including jail, on such people.

Passengers reported the woman was convinced someone had stolen
her phone and was allegedly banging on the flight deck door and
swearing at other passengers.  As a frequent air traveller (in more
socially responsible times) I can fully understand how unsettling and
frightening this would've been for all the passenger and aircrew.

This woman must be detained in a mental health unit for an indefinite
period—if not jail.

There's an interesting Civil Aviation Safety Authority site HERE that covers
disorderly aircraft passengers.



   

Bias_2012 wrote on Mar 13^th, 2024 at 12:27am:

Yuck indeed!

Dude. I lived there for 10 years. This is nothing out of the ordinary in that sh_ithole of a place. The Druitt is the traditional capital of the Sydney 'Houso'.