US real estate agent duct-taped and zip-tied to plane seat after ‘racial slurs’ is fired
Summary
Layne Arthur Lundeen, a real estate agent from Arizona, was arrested after causing a disruption on an American Airlines flight and using racist and homophobic language. The airline flight was forced to land early, and Lundeen was restrained by passengers with duct tape and zip ties before police arrested him. His real estate company, Long Realty, has ended its relationship with him.Key Facts
- Layne Arthur Lundeen, 67, was arrested on 3 September at Baltimore’s airport after unruly behavior on a flight.
- He used racial slurs and homophobic insults on the American Airlines flight from Dallas to Newark.
- The flight was diverted and made an emergency stop in Baltimore to remove him.
- Fellow passengers restrained Lundeen using duct tape and zip ties around his seat.
- Lundeen faces charges of disorderly conduct and second-degree assault in Maryland.
- His employer, Long Realty Company, announced it no longer associates with him.
- Lundeen is scheduled for a court appearance on 19 October in Glen Burnie, Maryland.
- American Airlines described the passenger as disruptive about two hours into the flight.
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