A Hawaiian woman has been ordered to pay nearly $40,000 in restitution to American Airlines for causing a flight to return to Phoenix due to her threatening behavior towards staff and passengers.
The woman, Cayla Farris, received a sentence of three and a half months, and three months of supervised probation.
She pleaded guilty to Interference with a Flight Crew Member after using profanity and making threats during a flight from Phoenix to Honolulu.
The incident caused significant disruption, and ultimately led to multiple flights being rerouted to Hawaii.
Cayla Farris paid $38,952 and jailed for threatening flight crew and passengers. Flight to Hawaii returned to Phoenix. Other flights affected. She confessed. FBI and police probed.#AmericanAirlines #flightcrew #flightdelayed #federalcrime #airlinepolicy #restitution #airlines pic.twitter.com/1fkob7Szwv
— Airlines Policy (@airlinespolicy_) November 16, 2023
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