Jordan Gardner, 28, was arrested after urinating on on the floor of a plane on cross-country flight
Passengers on an American Airlines flight from San Francisco to North Carolina were left holding their noses after a man urinated on the floor.
Jordan Gardner, 28, was met by police on Sunday when his flight landed in Charlotte, North Carolina, and was arrested for "damaging a plane".
Mid-flight he pulled down his pants, arched his back and urinated on the floor, witnesses say.
Passengers notified a flight attendant, who promptly sent Gardner to the bathroom and then used soda water to clean the mess. Unfortunately the pungent smell remained and passengers had to put up with it for the rest of the flight, about four hours.
Gardner failed to return from the bathroom after 15 minutes and when a flight attendant opened the door, she found him lying on the floor of the bathroom.
Gardner told police he had had two double shots of vodka at the San Francisco Airport bar before the flight. But police said they could still smell alcohol on his breath 11 hours after the flight took off.
He told them the smell "may have been caused by the gum he was chewing," and that he did not remember urinating on the plane, passing out in the bathroom, or anything about the flight itself.
He now faces a criminal complaint of damaging an aircraft.
An American Airlines spokesman said they asked police to meet the flight on its arrival at Charlotte 'due to a disturbance on on the aircraft', but referred all questions to the FBI.
The FBI said Gardner had a multi-state criminal history, with charges and arrests for battery, trespassing, auto theft, passing bad checks, being under the influence, and vandalism.
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Top 40 US Busiest Airports
Top 40 US Airports
According to the 2011-2015 National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS), there are over 19,700 airports in the United States. 5,170 of these airports are open to the general public and 503 of them serve commercial flights.
A great deal of flights within the USA are domestic flights as North America is over 9,826,675 km² in total which would be a considerable amount of driving if you were to travel by car. This contributes to a large amount of air travel travellers through the popular and smaller airports.
These are the Top 40 busiest airports by passenger numbers in the US for 2012:
The above tables show the number of passengers for the top 40 busiest airports by passengers in the United States for last year (2012) and the year previous (2011) as well as the Year on Year change in the number of passengers between them.
Airport Information Index:
1. The busiest airport are ranked depending on the number of passengers flying to or from each airport.
2. Passenger may only be catching connecting flights from an airport to another destination.
3. Passenger Number data is related to the Airport Council International estimated full year figures for 2012.
According to the 2011-2015 National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS), there are over 19,700 airports in the United States. 5,170 of these airports are open to the general public and 503 of them serve commercial flights.
A great deal of flights within the USA are domestic flights as North America is over 9,826,675 km² in total which would be a considerable amount of driving if you were to travel by car. This contributes to a large amount of air travel travellers through the popular and smaller airports.
These are the Top 40 busiest airports by passenger numbers in the US for 2012:
The above tables show the number of passengers for the top 40 busiest airports by passengers in the United States for last year (2012) and the year previous (2011) as well as the Year on Year change in the number of passengers between them.
Airport Information Index:
1. The busiest airport are ranked depending on the number of passengers flying to or from each airport.
2. Passenger may only be catching connecting flights from an airport to another destination.
3. Passenger Number data is related to the Airport Council International estimated full year figures for 2012.
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