[PhilDragoo]

A United Airline pilot of the same aircraft type called in to Rush, told Rush FAA, HS and airline rules have zero tolerance for belligerent passengers. Passenger was approached a half dozen times civilly, then snuck back on after being escorted off the first time.

[defal33]

How do you sneek back on to a plane you were escorted from? Also, belligerent passengers are cheered when being removed, this one was the opposite.

[zaxtres]

Why is it with all the interviews that have gone on with passengers who were witnesses, not one of them has stated he left then came back on? I don’t buy the guy “snuck” back on or even returned to the cabin of the airplane after leaving.

[roadcat]

Passenger was approached a half dozen times civilly, then snuck back on after being escorted off the first time.

You got it all wrong, read the articles before posting.

After he was dragged off unconscious, the airport security agents placed him on the floor outside of the plane, while they went to find a stretcher to place him on. Evidently, not a single one of the three agents stayed with the passenger. He awoke in a dazed condition, and walked back on the plane. He did not sneak on board. He had suffered a head trauma and was dazed, walked back aboard saying "I have to go home.". This was a failure on the part of the airport security.