A woman threw a tantrum at an airport in Mexico City after being denied check-in by an Emirates employee. The traveler was not only late but tried to use an expired passport.
Meanwhile, an Emirates employee can also be seen and heard as she yells for security help.
The angry customer can be seen climbing on the check-in desk and yelling at other people who tried to urge her down from her perch.She also tried to use an expired passport for her travel. "We can confirm that on November 1, an incident occurred at the check-in counter at Mexico City International Airport, in which a passenger who arrived late at the check-in counter was also discovered to be traveling with an expired passport," Emirates said in a media statement.
The out-of-control individual — standing on a check-in desk and clutching a display above her — can be seen from afar by other travelers in the airport. "The client was denied the trip, and she became rebellious and physically abusive with the ground staff — so it was necessary for airport security and police to intervene," Emirates also said in its media statement.
After climbing down from the counter, the woman was detained by airport security guards while police officers were on their way to the airport. Brittany Kasko is a lifestyle production assistant with Fox News Digital.
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