Delta Air Lines refused to transport stowaway to the US, Paris airport official says

Moment flight attendant confronts Delta stowaway on New York to Paris flight

Delta Air Lines will now fly the Russian woman who stowed away on a flight to Paris last week back to New York on Wednesday, a Paris airport official told CNN.The woman was due to leave France on a flight at 2.30pm on Tuesday (local time).She was on board the plane when Delta refused to fly her, according to the official.READ MORE: The amount of super Aussies need to be able to retireNew footage, captured by a passenger on board the same flight,…

Video shows stowaway from New York to Paris removed from plane after causing disruption

The woman boarded a Nov. 26 Delta flight without a boarding pass and after bypassing two “identity verification and boarding status stations,” TSA said.

New details on stowaway who allegedly snuck onto NYC Delta flight to Paris

French officials tell ABC News that the woman who allegedly snuck onto a Delta Airlines flight did not have valid travel documents to enter France.

Woman who sneaked onto Paris flight bypassed checkpoints by jumping into different security lines, TSA says

A Russian woman who stowed away on a flight from New York to Paris last week was able to sneak through the security checkpoint by starting off in a lane reserved for airline flight crews, according to the Transportation Security Administration.

Stowaway caught on flight to Paris identified as Russian national

A woman who flew as a stowaway on from New York to Paris has been identified as a Russian national.

The Delta Flight Stowaway Story Just Keeps Getting Weirder

If you haven’t been following the jaw-dropping story about the woman who managed to sneak onto a Delta flight from JFK to Paris on November 27th, buckle up—it’s been a wild ride. At first, it sounded like a simple (albeit shocking) breach of airport security. Somehow, a passenger bypassed TSA security ID checks, slipped through X-ray screening, and boarded a Delta flight without a ticket. Let’s be real: everything had to fall perfectly into plac…