Australian Woman Halts Flight by Running onto Tarmac

• Arrested Woman Stops Flight at Canberra Airport.
• Video Circulates on Social Media.
• Court Appearance Scheduled for November 3.

After running onto the tarmac to prevent a flight from taking off without her, an Australian woman was taken into custody. The event reportedly happened at Canberra Airport.

Waving to the captain to allow her to board the QantasLink flight to Adelaide, the woman dashed past airport security, onto the tarmac, and underneath the aircraft. On social media, a video of the woman was also circulated. Since it was posted, a lot of people have taken notice.

According to a spokesman for the Australian Federal Police, the woman has been denied bail and is scheduled to appear in court on November 3, as the BBC reported. “A woman who apparently missed her flight tried to catch it by running after the QantasLink Embraer E190AR plane (VH-XVO) on the tarmac. The strange incident was captured at Canberra Airport (CBR) on Nov 01, 2023. On chase, the woman started waving at the pilot. She has been refused bail and is scheduled to appear in court on Friday,” In addition, they uploaded a video of the occurrence.

The woman can be seen in the video requesting the pilot to stop the aircraft while she is walking beneath it. Take a look at the post below:

It wasn’t even hours ago that this post was shared. It has had over 1,000 views since it was shared. There are a ton of likes and comments on the sharing. Check out the responses below:

An individual wrote, “How?” A second said, “You’ll never fly again!”

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