See It: Deranged Naked Lady Terrorizes Passengers at Airport, has Meltdown That Leaves Everyone Speechless
Bizarre episodes have rocked the airline industry in recent years. In a strange incident from this week that highlights growing security concerns, a naked woman caused significant disruption at Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport’s Terminal D, creating a spectacle that left passengers stunned and airport staff scrambling.
NEW: Naked woman goes ballistic at DFW Airport — smashes objects, cusses endlessly and more.
“I speak all languages, you mother f*ckers!” pic.twitter.com/pxOhhnlkVl
— Resist the Mainstream (@ResisttheMS) March 26, 2025
The unidentified woman’s erratic behavior included stripping completely nude, yelling seemingly nonsensical statements like “I speak all languages,” and engaging in destructive actions.
The footage shows she threw a beverage and subsequently attacked the monitor and boarding door at gate D4.
This incident is far from an isolated event, as airports across the United States have experienced similar unusual public disturbances involving nudity.
Recent cases demonstrate a troubling trend of passengers disrobing in airport terminals and security checkpoints, the View From The Wing reported.
In one notable incident, a naked man successfully navigated a TSA checkpoint in Detroit, while another nearly-naked woman in Florida was tased after storming a security area.
The phenomenon appears to be widespread, with multiple documented cases across different airports. In Jamaica, a woman recently stripped naked at an American Airlines check-in counter.
A man previously walked naked through an airport for an hour in protest of an overbooked US Airways flight to Jamaica, according to the outlet. Another incident involved a woman walking through Atlanta’s airport, stopping to pose for photographs.
At Dallas-Fort Worth Airport specifically, this was not the first such incident. The outlet noted that just months earlier, a naked man was discovered strolling past the airport’s TGI Friday’s restaurant, adding to the airport’s growing list of unusual public nudity cases.
The increasing frequency of these incidents raises questions about airport security protocols and passenger behavior. While most travelers successfully navigate airports without incident, these extraordinary events continue to capture public attention and challenge existing security measures.
TTOA reported last month on a dramatic incident caught on viral video where an Alaska Airlines flight attendant was forced to take extraordinary measures, repeatedly striking a passenger who was said to have been violently assaulting a woman during what the airline described as a “violent medical episode.”
The harrowing scene unfolded on Flight 221 from Oakland to Portland on Feb. 1, when a male passenger suddenly grabbed the hair of a female passenger seated in front of him before takeoff. The flight attendant’s swift and forceful response showed him attempting to free the woman from her attacker’s grip.
Alaska Airlines Flight 2221 incident Oakland, CA 2/1/2024 ~10:35 am pic.twitter.com/ND7g1YqUVz
— chad_bro_chill_17 (@walterizzle) February 1, 2025
A United Airlines flight bound for Boston was forced to make an emergency landing due to a severe “biohazard” incident onboard back in July, TTOA reported.
“I think we need to get this plane on the ground ASAP,” the pilot stated. “The crew is vomiting and passengers all around are asking for masks, etc.”
The gravity of the situation became even more apparent as the pilot added, “I talked to the crew and it sounds like it’s quite bad back there.”
United Airlines crew and passengers vomiting due to a “biohazard” from a passenger and flight diverted to Dulles as UA2477 (Boeing 737-800 IAH-BOS) this afternoon.
Big thanks to Bill B. for sharing the audio and @RadarBoxCom for tracking. pic.twitter.com/LOojAnsbZH
— Thenewarea51 (@thenewarea51) July 28, 2024
What began as a routine flight quickly descended into chaos when a passenger became ill, triggering a chain reaction that affected both crew and fellow travelers.
United Airlines promptly addressed the situation, stating, “The aircraft is currently undergoing a deep clean and we are working to get customers on their way to Boston soon.”
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