
According to reports in the UK media, police escorted supermodel Kate Moss (here in 2013) off an easyJet flight from Turkey arriving at an airport in Bedfordshire near London. The supermodel was reportedly being "disruptive." "Officers attended and escorted the passenger from the plane. No formal complaints were made against her and she was not arrested," according to an airline statement.

Conrad Hilton, younger brother of Paris Hilton (seen here in 2009), allegedly threatened and intimidated flight attendants on a British Airways flight, using profanity, smoking in the bathroom and calling passengers "peasants."

Alec Baldwin swept up the points for P.U.B.L.I.C.I.T.Y. on Words With Friends, after refusing to turn off his electronic device on a December 2011 American Airlines flight. The app's maker Zynga reacted by launching the #letAlecPlay Twitter campaign.

Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan found herself lingering inside a jail cell after she was arrested for an alleged air rage incident in January 2014.

In 2010, director Kevin Smith boarded a Southwest Airlines flight in Oakland, California, when he was asked to get off the plane because his weight and size were a "safety concern." Smith went on a Twitter tirade and released 24 video statements about it on YouTube.

Green Day singer Billie Joe Armstrong was kicked off a plane in 2011 for wearing pants that hung too low on his hips.

Leisha Hailey was booted off a Southwest flight for allegedly kissing and groping her girlfriend in September 2011, and called for a boycott of the airline by gay people.

In August 2011, Gerard Depardieu was stuck on a delayed flight from Paris to Dublin when nature began screaming. Bathrooms locked, he tried to relieve himself into a bottle, but misfired and soaked the cabin floor. He offered to clean it up himself; the crew offered to escort him off the plane.

In 1998, Cathay Pacific banned Oasis croaker Liam Gallagher for life, after the hard-to-please front man allegedly kicked up a fuss over a scone. Passengers complained that Oasis band members refused to stop smoking, threw objects at people and swore at flight attendants.


