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A man has been arrested after illegally climbing onto the wing of an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-900ER in Las Vegas.

Alejandro Carlson, 41, spent thirty excruciating minutes on the wing before falling onto the tarmac below. After exploring the wing, Carlson removed his shoes and proceeded to unsuccessfully attempt to climb the B737’s winglet.

Passengers onboard flight AS1367, from McCarran Airport to Portland, were stunned when Carlson appeared to even pose for photos amid his bizarre stunt. Local police have confirmed that he was not a passenger, but had instead climbed over the airport fence.

Armed with khaki pants and a fanny pack around his waist, Carlson’s performance came to an abrupt end when he slipped off the aircraft winglet.

Alaska Airlines has confirmed in a statement that the aircraft did not sustain any damage, although it was thoroughly inspected by engineers at the gate.

“The aircraft was preparing for take-off when the pilot noticed an individual advancing towards the aircraft. The pilots notified the tower. Law enforcement was dispatched and was able to apprehend the individual.”

Alaska Airlines statement

Carlson was treated for minor injuries at a local hospital. Afterwards he was booked into the Clark County Jail for trespassing and disregard for public safety, according to ABC News.

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View Comments (5)
  1. Wow! How slack is security at Las Vegas airport that allowed him to simply climb over a fence and gain access to airside tarmac. If he can do it so easily, so can a terrorist. Heads need to roll.

  2. This is actually rather worrying for airport security if he managed to climb the fence. Could of been alot worse.
    Questions need to be asked as to how he got in without being seen.

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