Woman on diverted trans-Atlantic flight passed notes to crew

A woman on a trans-Atlantic flight diverted to Boston for security concerns yesterday, passed several notes to crew members and urinated on the cabin floor.

Woman on diverted trans-Atlantic flight passed notes to crew
Thu, 17 Aug, 2006 - 19:17

A woman on a trans-Atlantic flight diverted to Boston for security concerns yesterday, passed several notes to crew members and urinated on the cabin floor.

An affidavit filed today says she made comments the crew believed were references to al-Qaida and the September 11 attacks.

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