MID-AIR FLIGHT SCANDAL: OUTRAGEOUS BEHAVIOR AT 30,000 FEET AND A CHILLING EXCUSE AT THE GATE? — and a shocking incident high above the clouds has left passengers in total disbelief after a 46-year-old bartender was accused of crossing every line imaginable shortly after takeoff

Woman Allegedly Masturbates on American Airlines Flight After Removing Her Pants

A 46-year-old Maryland woman allegedly caused a disturbance on an American Airlines flight after removing her pants and engaging in a sexual act shortly after takeoff, according to an incident report.

Katy Inzer,

Katy Inzer was travelling on an evening flight from Baltimore to Miami on September 11 when a fellow passenger reportedly alerted a flight attendant to what was happening.

According to a report filed by the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, the passenger told the crew that Inzer had removed her pants and was masturbating while making inappropriate sounds.

Passenger alerted the flight crew

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A flight attendant approached Inzer, at which point she stopped the behaviour and put her pants back on.

The report states that she then fell asleep for the remainder of the flight.

When officers later encountered Inzer in Florida, they reportedly noticed a strong smell of alcohol and that her eyes were bloodshot.

Inzer allegedly told authorities that she did not remember the incident because she had fallen asleep.

Neither Inzer nor the sheriff’s office immediately responded to requests for comment.

Case referred to the FBI

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The incident was first reported by The Smoking Gun, which noted that the case had been referred to the FBI because it was unclear which agency had jurisdiction over the alleged offence.

The Post said it had contacted federal authorities seeking an update.

The incident comes amid other reports of alleged sexual misconduct aboard commercial aircraft.

Just one week earlier, a United Airlines passenger claimed she had been forced to sit beside a man who was masturbating during an early-morning flight from Rochester to Newark. According to NBC News, the woman was offered a $100 credit following the alleged incident.

Authorities urge passengers to report misconduct

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The US Department of Transportation advises passengers who witness sexual misconduct aboard an aircraft to report it promptly to the flight crew or law enforcement officers at their destination.

The issue has also drawn the attention of the FBI. The agency said last year that it had investigated 104 incidents of sexual assault and misconduct aboard commercial aircraft in 2024.

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