A truism . . .
Airports are the new bus stations.
Here's just a bit of proof and a recent update on a nice airport for a great many low-rent passengers:
“Our reports indicate that a customer traveling on flight 2066, with scheduled service from Raleigh-Durham to Kansas City, was met by law enforcement at the gate in Kansas City due to exhibiting disruptive behavior onboard,” said Laura Swift, a spokesperson for the airline said.
Swift referred to further questions to local authorities. A KCI spokesman said the matter fell under the FBI’s jurisdiction.
Dixon Land, a public affairs specialist with the FBI in Kansas City, confirmed that the FBI responded to the incident involving the Southwest flight.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .
Alleged disruptive passenger on Southwest Airlines flight met by police at KCI gate
Police met the Southwest Airlines passenger at the gate after "exhibiting disruptive behavior onboard" flight from Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, to Kansas City.
FBI questions 'disruptive passenger' after Southwest flight lands at Kansas City International Airport
A passenger on board a Southwest Airlines flight Saturday night between Raleigh-Durham and Kansas City International Airport was questioned by FBI agents after the flight arrived at KCI.
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