The passenger was attacked in the viral tiktok video on the southwestern airlines, and he blames the sitting plan

Viral video clips on social media had become earlier this summer, after a drunk woman was seen on a southwest airline flight withdrawing the hair of another woman and screaming offensive things before being subjected and arrested. Now, the woman, who was attacked by a lawsuit against her striker and called southwest as a co -defender, was partially blamed for the airline’s open sitting policy for confrontation.

Leanna Perry, known as a 32 -year -old painter from Brooklyn before New York PostHe was photographed to attack Levia Romula, residing in Kansas, during a confusing spray on a June trip from New York to Kansas City. Perry seems to slap Romula and can hear that she does not want to sit next to “a ridiculous, fat lady” and “a fat donkey”. Perry holds her hair and will not leave it, as other passengers try to interfere in the situation and calm them.

While Perry passengers ask to give up Romula’s hair, you smile and deny doing what you do clearly in the video. With Perry restricting, Romula spit several times. A person wearing a shirt southwest of the airlines holds the head of Perry across the back of the seat in an attempt to carry it on the spit, but it continues to say “closes the curse” over and over again.

Tiktok video of the accident, which received the most attention It was deleted From the social platform. But the copies are still present elsewhere on the Internet, such as Subreddit Kansas.

Another video clip that was originally posted on Tiktok appears, but now in Reddit, it appears that Perry is put on a wilderness off the plane while the police and paramedics are accompanying women.

The complaint, which was previously obtained Independent and Available onlineDetails of how Romula was “serious, severe and painful, some of which are Permanent and durable in nature. “The lawsuit says that Perry was drunk and that it offered” early red flag “to the airline employees by rejecting an open seat near a different person on the trip.

The southwest has always had an open sitting arrangement, but the lawsuit confirmed The policy was “clear Out of industry standards for other airlines in the same industry. ” The southwest was announced in Summer 2024 Travelers will receive custom seats in 2025, but the date of implementation is already scheduled in January 2026.

The lawsuit claims this “Not allocating the proactive seat directly He contributed to the confrontation “and” the sitting policy serves the financial and logistical interests of the company, while exposing the passengers to the unnecessary issue to the conflict arising from the act of choosing the self -seat. “

The lawsuit also explains that Rumbola has suffered due to the amount of interest from the online quarrel, including in the Internet videos, addresses and comments after the attack. Rumbola says she suffered from “reputation damage, professional embarrassment, and social stigma” from exposure.

FAA has received more than 1,000 reports of unbridled passengers in the United States so far this year, he said Agency website. This might seem high, but in reality it has decreased significantly since 2021 during the worst Covid-19 pandemic, when there were 5,973 reports on unbridled passengers.

The comment was reached by email, a SouthWest Gizmodo spokesman told them that they could not comment on the suspended litigation. Bibi’s email address and Romula’s lawyer did not respond on Wednesday. Gizmodo will update this article if we hear.