A plane passenger who threatened to "mess up" an aircraft mid-flight has been ordered to pay $20,638 (£16,499).Alexander ...

Unruly behavior on airplanes can lead to hefty fines for passengers. Just ask Alexander Michael Dominic MacDonald, from Chelmsford, England, who this week was ordered to pay $20,638 to United ...

Alexander MacDonald was asked to calm down after arguing with his girlfriend on a United flight. He then threatened a flight attendant and the plane diverted to Bangor, Maine. A judge has ordered ...

when a flight attendant informed the captain of an “unruly and physically combative” passenger identified as Alexander Michael Dominic MacDonald, 30. The incident began when MacDonald started ...

According to USA Today, citing an affidavit filed in the United States District Court of Maine, 30-year-old Alexander Michael Dominic MacDonald must pay United Airlines $20,638 in restitution fees ...

U.S. District Court Judge Lance Walker sentenced Alexander Michael Dominic MacDonald, 30, to time served and to reimburse United Airlines $20,638 on Friday in federal court in Bangor, according to ...

The charges stem from a March 1 flight that departed from London, when passenger Alexander Michael Dominic MacDonald, 30, "began arguing with his traveling companion and causing a disturbance ...

A United Airlines passenger is being forced to pony up tens of thousands of dollars after being fined for his "belligerent, threatening, and intimidating" behavior during a flight in March.

Alexander Macdonald April 30, 1931 – May 30, 2015 Walnut Creek Alex was born in Valley City North Dakota to James Alexander Macdonald DDS and Augusta Hackbarth Macdonald on April 30, 1931.

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It was built as an Inn between 1752 and 1755 by Alexander MacDonald VII of Glenaladale who was wounded at Culloden fighting for Prince Charles Edward Stuart. Glenfinnan House Hotel now overlooks the ...