The woman responsible for the viral 'not real' passenger outburst on an American Airlines flight in July and what caused it have reportedly finally been identified.
Tiffany Gomas, a 38-year-old marketing executive from Dallas, was reportedly engaged in a dispute with family members regarding stolen AirPods, according to a police report cited by the New York Post.
Despite initial resistance, flight staff reportedly managed to escort Gomas off the aircraft.
It was her meltdown and baffling remarks that led to prolonged delays for fellow passengers aboard American Airlines Flight 1009, according to the New York Post.
Footage that circulated on TikTok depicted Gomas proclaiming, "I don't give two fucks, but I am telling you right now – that motherfucker back there is not real." The video triggered a wave of speculation among viewers, with theories emerging about the presence of a potential shapeshifter on the flight.
Due to the alarming nature of her statements, "TSA personnel arrived at the scene to conduct a full rescreening of the aircraft," a July 2 police complaint said, per the New York Post.
Gomas, who was visibly flustered by the incident, received a "Verbal criminal trespass notice" from the airline manager, the outlet noted.
Following her complete removal from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, the woman reportedly made multiple attempts to undergo TSA screening and re-enter the boarding area, according to the police report.
Ultimately, despite her lack of cooperation with the authorities, the Texas woman faced no formal criminal charges, the New York Post reported.
While Gomas may face a great deal of public embarrassment, Austin Attorney Adam Loewy told the outlet, "I doubt you're going to see some big prosecution over it.”
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