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A furious woman destroys a Volaris check in counter at Mexico City airport

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Last updated: July 11, 2023, 10:32 UTC
Published: Tuesday, July 11, 2023, at 16:30 UTC
Category: News
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A female passenger was taken into custody at Mexico City International Airport after she destroyed a ticket counter because the agent would not refund her money for a missing reservation.

María Guadalupe, 56, lost her temper after the flight reservation she made through a travel agency did not show up in the Volaris system.

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Cellphone footage showed Guadalupe standing on top of the counter’s baggage scale slamming a computer screen to the floor after she was instructed to contact the agency to get her cash back.

She continued to argue with the workers and, at one point, tossing a barcode scanner to the ground as shocked passengers waiting to check in their bags watched.

“No me regresen mi dinero, me vale madre, pero esto les va a costar. Págalo tú”, dice mujer mientras realiza destrozos en el mostrador de una aerolínea, en el @AICM_mx.
Elementos de la Policía Auxiliar de la @SSC_CDMX la detuvieron. #Video 🎥👇🏽 pic.twitter.com/TmL9O7e5bC

— JORGE BECERRIL JB/8 (@MrElDiablo8) July 5, 2023

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She then walked over to a second counter, where she grabbed a screen and a keyboard and slammed both to the floor.

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