The passenger allegedly displayed 'concerning behavior' and was asked to leave the plane 'due to safety concerns,' a spokesperson for the airline told Newsweek.
The woman in the latest viral clip explained:"I never use the bathroom on the plane" and told this to a flight attendant before she entered the bathroom, presumably asking how to use it. She said the staff member told her"You just go in and lock the door and the light will come on."
According to the video, the passenger had"one and a half" mimosas. She explained"I didn't even finish the second one because I had to get to the [boarding] gate..." The poster said:"I never told her to 'shhh'...I don't have a problem with saying that I had a drink. I'm not belligerent, I'm not drunk...", the passenger said:"I have drinks at the bar all the time when I got to the airport. I have drinks on the plane sometimes, as other people do as well."
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