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A lawsuit filed by a 17-year-old girl claims a passenger on Frontier Airlines Flight 3855 groped her during a flight from Philadelphia to Orlando on April 29, 2024. The complaint states the passenger consumed five vodka drinks served by flight attendants despite signs of intoxication. The incident led to the passenger's arrest for resisting arrest upon landing.
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewDuring Flight The complaint states that an unidentified flight attendant served the passenger three vodka cocktails at the start of the two-hour flight.
The passenger then attempted to converse with the teenager, who indicated she did not want to engage and played a game on her phone. Despite this, the passenger persisted in trying to interact with her. Flight attendants served the passenger two additional vodka drinks, according to the complaint, even as his disruptive behavior continued.
With about an hour remaining in the flight, the passenger allegedly groped the teenager’s legs, arms, and hands, and attempted to kiss her neck. The teenager recoiled, but the passenger continued the contact, pressing his face toward her while she was trapped between him and the aircraft wall. A passenger in the seat to the passenger’s left noticed the behavior and objected vocally.
The teenager eventually broke free from the situation.
Claims Upon landing in Orlando, police boarded the plane, and the passenger became combative as he was removed, according to the complaint.
He was charged with resisting arrest but not with the alleged assault. The case remains in federal court in Philadelphia, with no further proceedings detailed in available filings.
The incident highlights passenger safety protocols on commercial flights, particularly for unaccompanied minors.
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