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Steven Slater on airport stunt: I thought about it for 20 years!
Former(?) JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater may not have stepped onto the plane with the intention of grabbing a beer and dropping the emergency chute, but it wasn't far from his mind. The New York Times got a few moments with the now (in)famous flight attendant in the elevator of the Upper East Side apartment building where Slater was camped out after being released on bail.
In this exclusive – and enviable – interview, Slater told the Times, "I've thought about it – for 20 years I've thought about it. But, you never think you're going to do it."
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Debfly girl Aug 12th 2010 12:36PM
I don't understand why anyone on a plane who is breaking a FAA requirement is not getting a fine or arrested. Why do flight attendents have to follow FAA requirments and manadate them to passengers if the FAA is not doing their job and following through. The flight attendents are fined the air line is fined and yet again the passenger walks away off the plane. Passengers are out of control with being rude, touching, slaping ect to flight attendents because they are mad when they get on the plane.