Picture: USA TodayA Frontier Airways pilot led to a flight from Houston to Dallas to be canceled remaining week after he was once arrested at the airplane and escorted away via police. Seymour Walker was once apprehended on Aug. 1 at Bush Intercontinental Airport, in line with Houston government.Keith Robinson on His Netflix Comedy Particular ‘Other Strokes’Keith Robinson on His Netflix Comedy Particular ‘Other Strokes’The pilot, Seymour Walker, was once apprehended proper sooner than passengers began to board the airplane. In a remark from Houston police, Walker was once taken “into custody with out incident.” Government said they waited till the airplane arrived on the Houston airport round 4 p.m.Video photos appearing Walker being escorted off the airplane along with his arms cuffed in the back of his again has circulated on social media for days. Walker was once sought after on an assault-family violence arrest warrant issued via the Dallas Castle Price Global Airport Division of Public Protection. As of Monday (August 5), it stays unknown if Walker was once nonetheless in custody. Frontier Airways did verify the pilot’s arrest and reassured the general public that the incident had not anything to do with the airline itself or how Walker did his task.“The task took place previous to the beginning of boarding for Flight 3195 scheduled from IAH to Dallas Forth Price (DFW). The incident that resulted in the arrest was once no longer associated with Frontier or the pilot’s efficiency of his task tasks. A alternative group member was once no longer in an instant to be had and subsequently the flight was once canceled,” the airline defined.“Impacted consumers had been introduced the choice of a complete refund, credit score or re-accommodation at the subsequent to be had Frontier flight, later that night time. Passengers had been additionally equipped a $100 flight voucher, and in a single day resort lodging as wanted.”The Federal Aviation additionally issued a remark that stated, “Airways record incidents comparable to this to the FAA administrative center that oversees them, and we examine all pilot-related problems.”
