The behavior of this Karen does not fly in the skies.
A woman who was kicked off a Spirit Airlines flight Sunday in Las Vegas went viral for being called “Karen,” with many shocked, yelling that she expected the flight to crash and everyone to die.
The TikTok, which was posted by user @yutaka021 and has since garnered nearly 3 million views, shows a man and woman being escorted off the plane as several passengers boo them.
As of Tuesday, it was unclear why the duo were thrown off the plane, though The Post has contacted Spirit Airlines for comment.
“Boo, bitch. If you were in my place, you would do the same,” the woman shouted, responding to the mockery of the crowd. “I hope they crash and die!”
The remaining passengers collectively gasped at his comments in the video, which also shows the flight’s pilot exiting the plane. It is unknown if he was speaking to the irate woman or calling the police.
Verbal harassment is considered a Level 1 threat, according to the Federal Aviation Administration, which violates federal law.
A woman who was thrown off a Spirit Airlines flight in Las Vegas has gone viral after screaming that she expected the flight to crash and everyone to die. TikTok/@yutaka021
It is currently unknown what caused the duo to be kicked off the flight.TikTok/@yutaka021
“Boo, bitch. If you were in my place, you would do the same,” the woman shouted, responding to the mockery of the crowd. “I hope they crash and die!” TikTok/@yutaka021
The video made waves on TikTok, with many saying she was legitimately banned.
“Miss ma’am might be on the FBI no-fly list,” one user said.
“That’s not something you want in Spirit,” another commented.
Other people managed to downplay the incident.
The video also shows the pilot of the flight exiting the plane, although it is unknown if he was speaking to the irate woman or calling the police.Joe Raedle/Getty Images
“NO THE PILOT GOES AFTER HER AND EVERYONE GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS LIKE CHILDREN,” one user laughed.
“All of you at Spirit. It is already a possibility”, intervened a third party.
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