'Emotional' Pilot Removed From SFO-Bound Flight After Bizarre Rant
An out-of-uniform United Airlines pilot was removed from a plane bound for San Francisco International Airport after a bizarre rant about politics and her divorce.
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An out-of-uniform United Airlines pilot was removed from a plane bound for San Francisco International Airport after a bizarre rant about politics and her divorce.
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