A Texas man has been banned from United Airlines after they say he punched an employee during a flight from San Francisco to Houston earlier this week.
Jimenez said she had asked the man’s wife and then the man to move out of her assigned seat.
Flight attendants approached Jimenez and asked about the situation, and she told them that the couple was sitting in her assigned seat. She said they refused to leave. She added that he ran to an emergency exit, opened it, and almost jumped out but people pulled him back to safety.
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