Viral Video: A female passenger, Anzhelika Moskvitina, was arrested by the police after creating ruckus on an Aeroflot flight from Stavropol to Moscow. The woman bared her chest in front of other passengers, including children, to protest the cabin crew's decision to not allow her to smoke in the washroom. Upon landing in Moscow, the restrained passenger was handed over to the authorities. A video of the incident, which occurred while the woman was allegedly intoxicated, has surfaced on social media platforms.
Woman creates ruckus inside the flight
According to reports, the drama began when Anzhelika Moskvitina locked herself in the toilet and smoked during turbulence at a height of 33,000 ft. When asked to return to her seat, she disrobed in front of everyone and demanded to enter the cockpit. The situation was eventually brought under control with the help of business class passengers who assisted the cabin crew in restraining the unruly passenger. However, during the struggle, the woman bit one of the male cabin crew.
The captain of the flight ordered for the unruly passenger to be restrained with plastic handcuffs and taken to the galley, where the video recording of a conversation between a crew member and Moskvitina was made.
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The video reveals the cabin crew instructing the disorderly passenger to take a seat and get dressed, as they attempt to calm the situation. The cabin crew asked her, "Do you understand you're violating the behaviour rules on the plane? There are children here. Respect them at least.”
Replying to which, she said, "I respect children. What’s more, I love children. I understand I'll go to the mental hospital or a prison. But I want to go to the cockpit.” As the crew asked her to dress, she said, “Please go away from me. Kill me here, but I will smoke.” She was urged to “calm down”, but continuously asked the crew “leave me alone” and “let me go”.
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