Passenger Put Off Jet for Punching Attendant
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — An Eastern Airlines flight from San Francisco to Atlanta made an unscheduled stop to eject a passenger who struck an attendant in a dispute over change for a drink, a representative of the airline said. No other injuries were reported in the incident Sunday, and the passenger was not arrested, the spokesman said.
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