The recently identified "crazy plane lady" who was filmed ominously warning passengers in a viral video last month has officially broken her silence. Tiffany Gomas, a 38-year-old marketing executive ...

The self-described “crazy plane lady” who was kicked off an American Airlines flight last month after a viral meltdown returned to the skies this week — but still won’t reveal what she saw. Tiffany ...

Four months after she became famous for freaking out on a plane, Tiffany Gomas -- AKA the "crazy plane lady" -- traveled for the first time by airplane since her viral meltdown. In a recent interview ...

Self-described “crazy plane lady” Tiffany Gomas has launched a sweeping rebranding effort, teasing a secret new project to coincide with a groveling apology for her viral “that motherf—er is not real” ...

Tiffany Gomas, the viral American Airlines passenger and Texas marketing executive who publicly melted down on the runway last month, has embraced her viral meme moniker — "TMFINR," for "that motherf- ...

It’s estimated that more than 5 billion people will travel by plane this year, and all of those people know that air travel is both a luxury and often uncomfortable and stressful. A lot of that stress ...

Tiffany Gomas, who made headlines for raving about a "not real" passenger last year, is blowing up yet again for -- wait for it -- flying a plane. Hopefully, she wasn’t seeing “not real” things while ...

The “crazy plane lady” is now the “safe for work lady.” Tiffany Gomas, whose notoriety took flight after she had a caught-on-camera meltdown on a plane in 2023, is getting a new career off the ground.