One person trying to board WestJet flight now faces mischief charge
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One woman faces a mischief charge after an incident on a WestJet plane as it was preparing to leave for Toronto.
One woman faces a mischief charge after an incident on a WestJet plane as it was preparing to leave for Toronto.
It happened while passengers were boarding WestJet flight 670 for Toronto.
The flight was supposed to leave around 3:15 Sunday afternoon.
During the boarding process, a woman was reportedly going from seat to seat, having to move when passengers told her she was in their seat.
Police say once all passengers boarded and the overage was discovered, all passengers had to deplane.
One passenger on the flight told CTV News they boarded another plane about three hours later.
Police say they arrested a woman inside the Calgary International Airport and she now faces one charge of mischief over $5,000.
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