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Passenger braids woman's hair during American Airlines flight

Passenger braids woman's hair during American Airlines flight
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According to a recent report, an unusual incident occurred on an American Airlines flight. A woman discovered that a passenger seated behind her had braided some strands of her hair while she was asleep. The event took place on March 15th aboard an Airbus A321neo with flight number AA3051, traveling from Charlotte to Los Angeles.

The flight lasted approximately five and a half hours, as per Flightradar24 data. The woman involved described herself humorously as the "quote-unquote victim" of this peculiar situation.

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