Air rage trial hears passenger became angry when he was refused extra snacks

A man accused of endangering the safety of a transatlantic flight became extremely angry and swore when he was told he could not have extra nuts and crackers, a court has heard.

Air rage trial hears passenger became angry when he was refused extra snacks

A man accused of endangering the safety of a transatlantic flight became extremely angry and swore when he was told he could not have extra nuts and crackers, a court has heard.

A flight attendant claimed Jeremiah Mathis Thede pointed his finger at her face and demanded to know her name when she refused his request for additional snacks.

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