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Woman Runs Onto Airport Tarmac To Stop Her Missed Flight, Gets Arrested
Woman Runs Onto Airport Tarmac To Stop Her Missed Flight, Gets Arrested-April 2024
2024-02-19 EST 22:13:47

An aircraft operated by Qantas Airways Ltd.'s regional airline QantasLink, foreground, taxis as other Qantas aircraft stand parked at Sydney Airport in Sydney, Australia, on Tuesday, March 17, 2020.

A woman was arrested after running onto the tarmac at Canberra Airport in Australia last week. She reportedly tried to stop to Adelaide that she missed as the aircraft was taxiing to the runway. Onlookers in the terminal recorded her dumb, desperate run to the plane before she decided to return inside, where the police were waiting.

The woman pushed past airline staff after missing her flight, ran down the jetway and then down onto the tarmac. The security alarm is audible in the video of the woman finally giving up.

It’s not clear if she genuinely thought that the flight crew would just open the door to let her climb onboard but eventually realized that wouldn’t happen.

She was arrested by the Australian Federal Police when she returned to the terminal, Authorities charged her with entering the airside portion of the airport without permission, damaging property and cannabis possession. She was granted bail on Friday and will face trial at a later date.

The airport tarmac is a hazardous workplace. Ground crew have been or Animal intrusions are usually when they happen. Once the airliner’s door closes, that flight is gone. It doesn’t matter if you can see the plane. No airline would let a random passenger run out there to climb onto the jet.

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