Woman bypasses TSA control and sneaks into Delta flight

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Safety videos show how Svetlana Dali accused TSA controls without a ticket and approval to travel to Paris on a Delta flight. Her machinations ended with a arrest.
Safety videos show how Svetlana Dali accused TSA controls without a ticket and approval to travel to Paris on a Delta flight. Her machinations ended with a arrest. (Symbolbild/DNAT)

In a sensational incident, a woman, Svetlana Dali, climbed a Delta-air lines aircraft on November 26, 2023 without a valid ticket to fly from New York JFK International Airport to Paris ’Charles de Gaullen Airport. The security cameras show Dali how to successfully handle the security controls in the airport and sneaks on board the aircraft.

Details of the incident

The videos that CNN received from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey show Dali, which goes through the body scanner of security control and then scanning. At that time she wore a beige shirt over a gray hoodie and jeans. According to a spokesman for the Security Administration Transportation, Dali was initially able to handle an airport employee who was responsible for checking the crew members. It also skipped the stations where their ID and the boarding pass would have been examined.

deception on the gate

Am Gate stood in the middle of a group that apparently traveled as a family. Another video shows how she now follows the group of passengers on the jet bridge with a jacket and a backpack, while the gray hoodie has pulled over her head. The Delta Air Lines stated that "deviations from the standard procedures are the cause of this event".

consequences and legal steps

After the incident, Dali was brought back to the USA and was arrested, but released shortly after the indictment. According to the prosecutors, she cut off her ankleon monitor in December and tried to flee Canada. She was arrested again and has been in prison in New York since then.

Current stood in court

On Tuesday, Dali was in the Federal Supreme Court in Brooklyn, where her trial was to begin on May 19 with the selection of the jury. However, the court noted that the parties can "continue to try to find a solution" before the process occurs. Dali advocated not guilty.

Report by CNN, with the support of Mark Morales.