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The woman slammed for her outburst on American Airlines says her worst moment just 'happened to be caught on camera for the whole world to see, multiple times'
14.08.2023 - 03:45 / insider.com / Tiffany Gomas / Airlines
Tiffany Gomas, a marketing executive who went viral for her outburst on an American Airlines flight, publicly apologized on Sunday evening for her conduct.
Gomas, who was filmed on July 2 storming off a plane in Dallas, had accused a fellow passenger of being "not real."
On Sunday, she published a video on her YouTube channel and her Twitter and Instagram pages, saying she'd kept quiet about the viral footage of her, but felt it "was time" to speak up.
"Hi everyone, it's me, Tiffany Gomas, probably known as the 'crazy plane lady,' which is completely warranted," she said, adding that she wanted to take "full accountability" for her "completely unacceptable" actions.
"I should have been in control of my emotions, and that was not the case. My use of profanity was completely unnecessary," Gomas said, apologizing to parents with young children on board.
In the plane video that went viral, the marketing executive repeatedly swore, telling other passengers that if they remained on the flight, they would "fucking die" with a "motherfucker back there" who was "not real."
"I can't imagine going through that and trying to explain to your kid what in the world just happened," Gomas said in her apology video.
"We all have our bad moments, some far worse than others, and mine happened to be caught on camera for the whole world to see multiple times," she added.
Gomas said she's "highly enjoyed" the subsequent flood of internet memes about her outburst, but said the backlash was also "invasive and unkind."
The marketing executive added that she hopes to turn her experience around to "do a little bit of good" and tweeted that she wants to promote positive mental health. The same day, she unveiled a new website that encourages visitors to "stay tuned."
"I hope that you guys can accept my apology, and I can begin to move on with my life," Gomas said.
According to The New York Post, Gomas was also given a criminal trespass notice after she disembarked from the American Airlines flight. Police bodycam footage published by the outlet showed officers had approached her while she insisted that they "do not let that flight leave."
She was neither arrested nor taken into police custody, The Post reported.
Gomas did not immediately respond to a request for comment sent outside regular business hours.
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