Small Airlines in Alaska

Regardless of how terrible you've had it, I wager you haven't had a less satisfying ride than the one on United Airlines #895 Thursday from Chicago to Hong Kong next to a particularly annoying one. "Before we get too far into this history, let's say in advance that the travelers are saying that the United pilot and crew have dealt with what we are about to describe as a "perfect" situation," a journalist said.

As you can see, the plane was redirected to Alaska because an excited traveller began to "smear excrement everywhere," according to the air traffic control officers in Anchorage. It'?s not a good flying adventure. Is this a small, awkward bathing disaster - or a truly annoying and potentially crazy occupant? However, it was just rather gross, as those who spoke to an Alaska TV journalist made clear.

"I' ve seen him with his blouse spread faeces on the bath wall," United traveller B.J. Canup said to a KTVA television reporters. The reports seem to differ, although to be honest it is enough to smear the sides of just one toilet with manure to justify formalities. Another, more decent traveller jumped over the skatological detail, but made it clear that it was a disturbing mix.

H ]e poured sodium carbonate & urine on the ground and on laptops," co-driver Tricia Mason said to the TV anchor at the airfield - whose name, under the given conditions, Scott Gross, is, ironically, Scott Gross. All right, Gross - the Alaska journalist, not the actual condition itself - twittered that he had learnt that the "man who created the chaos" was 21 or 22 years old, was living in Oakland, California, had recently been discharged from prison in Indiana, and was going to Vietnam to stay with the familiy.

Groß added that several other travellers "kept the young man quiet" when the plane arrived in Anchorage. Those with whom he talked praised only United's pilot and air crews who "mastered the perfect situations. "I contacted United Airlines for more detail - although I was a little scared of what I would be hearing.

However, their spokesman, Charles Hobart, just corroborated the most important facts about a plane that was redirected to Anchorage last evening because of a disturbing air traveler, without getting into unpleasant detail about what exactly the air traveler had done.