US: Disruptive Passenger Removed From Flight Carrying 4 Congressmen in Kansas City

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US: Disruptive Passenger Removed From Flight Carrying 4 Congressmen in Kansas City

An American Airlines flight 1218 carrying four U.S. congressmen, Greg Stanton, Eli Crane, Andy Biggs, and Paul Gosar, from Phoenix to Washington D.C. was diverted for an emergency landing in Kansas City International Airport after a passenger went on a political rant on Tuesday, November 11.

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  • NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Kansas City International Airport, 2025, Missouri, US Video Recording Date/Time: November 11

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