Jury Convicts New York-Paris Flight Stowaway Who Slipped Past Gate Agents
- A jury convicted 57-year-old Russian citizen Svetlana Dali last year for sneaking onto a New York to Paris flight without a boarding pass at JFK Airport.
- Dali initially failed security at JFK but bypassed TSA and gate agents by blending with ticketed passengers and using a special airline employee lane.
- She hid in the plane’s bathroom for hours until crew discovered her near Paris, after which French authorities detained her and later flew her back to New York.
- Dali admitted to intentionally evading security and staff to avoid buying a ticket, and prosecutors noted she evaded security at two other airports before JFK.
- Dali faces up to six months in prison following a brief federal trial in Brooklyn and has been held for over five months at this time.
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57-year-old stowaway who flew from New York to Paris found guilty
A jury on Thursday convicted a woman who sneaked onto a flight from New York to Paris without a boarding pass by slipping past security and airline gate agents at John F. Kennedy International Airport last year.
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