Screaming southwestern passenger ribbons naked on the plane, shocking friends – including children

People are really wearing less and less on the “runway”.

A southwestern flight connected to Phoenix, Arizona was forced to return to the gate after an unruly passenger stripped naked and start shouting at the top of her lungs before flying.

“He came as a complete impressive for everyone,” he told a female eyewitness, who decided to remain anonymous, told 12 news about the “shocking” show.

The aircraft was taxing the runway in preparation to leave the Hobby Airport in Houston, Texas, when the woman, who was still completely dressed at the time, went to the front of the plant and asked her to leave the flight.

“She started, as, jumping up and down, screaming at the top of her lungs,” the witness said.

When the plane continued to move, the passenger continued to strip all her closures from her hat in her shoes, ABC10 reported.

The footage shows the nude leaflet walking up and down the row in full view of the passengers, including young children.

“It was very clear that she was having a mental breakdown,” the witness recalled.

At one point, the traveler began to fall on the cabin dogs in her birthday costume, asking to be allowed and even start rubbing her bare body throughout a female flight companion, 12 News reported.

All the time, the passengers were tied up to stay calm. “I just hoped the plane was not raised,” the witness recognized.

Fortunately, the aircraft returned to the gate, cutting the shortening of prepositional striptease.

When the door opened, an airline worker rode and covered the woman in a blanket, but she left the plane.

The nudist was subsequently arrested and transported to the hospital for a medical assessment, according to a representative for Houston police. They said the culprit is not facing any accusations behind her exhibition screen.

Its antiques led the aircraft to be delayed for an hour before leaving for Phoenix.

The Southwest Airlines Repeet have then been addressed in the incident.

“We have been able to apologize for the delay and appreciate their patience as our teams worked to take them to their destinations as much as possible,” they said.