Air rage passenger 'who sparked hijack panic on Jet2 flight by screaming I'm going to kill e
The identity of the 25-year-old woman who was accused of 'bolting to the front of a plane' to try to 'kill everybody' has been revealed.
Chloe Haines, 25, was banned from the road for drink-driving just two weeks before she boarded the Jet2 plane from Stansted to Turkey on June 22.
Just 45 minutes in to the flight Haines, a Costa Express worker who lives in Maindenhead, Berkshire, is thought to have run to the emergency door at the front of the plane before trying to open it.
Chloe Haines, 25, was banned from the road for drink-driving just two weeks before she boarded the Jet2 plane from Stansted to Turkey on June 22.
She sent one flight attendant flying across the plane using 'super-strength', according to Steve Brown, 58, a former security guard who tackled her to the ground during the incident.
Haines has been an operations assistant at Costa Express since 2017 and went to Newland Girls' School in Maidenhead, according to the Sun.
Jet2 vowed to prosecute Haines for her alleged actions, which saw two RAF Typhoon fighters intercept the aircraft over Essex and guide it back to Stansted.
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Haines was banned from driving for 28 months and ordered to pay £170 in court costs.
She has also had community ordered for three assaults and been fined £450 at Slough Magistrates' Court.
Steven Brown (pictured), 58, who was on the flight from Stansted to Turkey on Saturday, has told how he held the 25-year-old woman down as she threatened to open the plane's emergency exit at 30,000ft
Mr Brown, from Romford, London, told the Sun: 'She bolted to the front of the plane and threw one stewardess from one side of the aisle to the other. Another was clinging onto her but lost her grip and the woman ran towards the door.
'She was punching, kicking and screaming at the stewards, they were trying to stop her but they had no chance.
'She was only petite but she had the strength of a fully-grown man. The only time I've seen anything like that was when someone had just dropped acid, she had super strength.'
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