Woman Ejected From Plane for Singing Whitney Houston's Song Nonstop

The woman whose identity has not been
revealed disrupted other passengers by singing
Whitney's popular song 'I Will Always Love You'
nonstop in a flight from Los Angeles to New
York.
An American
Airlines plane
had to make an
emergency
landing in
Kansas City
after a
passenger did
not stop singing
"I Will Always
Love You",
which was
written and
performed by
Dolly Parton
and re-
recorded by
Whitney Houston, during a flight from Los
Angeles to New York last Thursday, May 7. A
federal air Marshall who was on the plane later
put her in cuffs. "The woman was being
disruptive and was removed from the plane for
interfering with the flight crew," Kansas City
International Airport spokesman Joe McBride
told local media KCTV5.
The problem with the Whitney-wannabe
apparently started before the flight took off,
when she was involved in an argument with
another lady. Max Paul of NBC News, who
boarded the same plane, told E! News about
the incident, "It was so intense that I thought
it might get physical but the other woman
walked away and that was the end of it."
Paul added that after the plane took off, he
heard loud singing from the back of the plane.
Two hours after taking off, the bad singing
finally got on their nerves. Paul said some
passengers were amused, but others were
clearly unhappy and tried to cover their ears
with headphones.
"Finally the singing stopped and was replaced
by screaming. The air marshal came back and
failed to calm her down, so the pilot came on
and informed us that because of this unruly
passenger we were being diverted to Kansas
City. It seemed like the singing got louder after
that," Paul recalled.
The woman, however, was released without any
charges. She was not allowed to board other
American Airlines flights to take her to her
destination. The woman reportedly claimed
that the incident happened because she was
diabetic.