Tiffany Gomas, passenger on the plane’s viral meltdown eventually explained his “mom ain’t real” outburst on an American Airlines flight, but clarified that he didn’t see any aliens, apparitions or otherworldly creatures.
The 38-year-old Texas marketing guru spoke about the strange July 2 incident during an interview Friday with the “Podcast Pardon My Take”..
“The reason I probably haven’t come out yet is because it’s so creepy,” she said in the studio.
Gomas explained that he had had “a small altercation” with another passenger and that he “got out of control”.
“It wasn’t my best moment…it was actually a horrible moment. Absolutely mortifying. How horribly mortifying,” she added.
When asked why he uttered the infamous words, which suggested he saw a ghost or an alien, he said, simply: “I literally didn’t see anything… It was a figure of speech.”
Gomas said the comment was directed at the man she argued with.
“They make me look like shit… and considering I did it, it looked absolutely crazy, but, no, I was in my feelings, I needed to snap out of it, I was really distressed. It’s not a good look. “
When asked what the dispute was about, he declined to provide further details other than to say that he had given up his aisle seat because “as you heard me say, I’m only 5-2, with my little sounds bad.”
“There was a very bad energy and I don’t want to go into all the details of all that … as you know, it’s ongoing,” Gomas said.
But he added that it would have been “so much cooler” if he had seen something mysterious.
Gomas said she didn’t leave her house for four weeks after her meltdown, which led to her being kicked off the plane.
She has insisted she was justified in delaying the flight for hours.
“I was distraught and getting off the plane, no matter what, I probably didn’t need to do the scene that I did,” he previously said.
Gomas accused a family member of stealing his AirPods, according to police records reviewed by The Post.
He yelled that he was “getting the crap out of” the plane, as he stormed up and down the aisle of the flight from Fort Worth to Orlando.
“You can sit on this plane and you can die with them or not. I won’t do it,” the combative woman told her fellow travelers.
He later refused to leave the boarding area, assaulted a bystander in the terminal, swore at police and again insisted the flight would not arrive in Florida, without elaborating on the threat.
Body camera footage showed police believed Gomas was drunk or on drugs, but she was never tested for public intoxication and was only verbally cited for criminal trespass.
Gomes he offered apologies for his unexplained outburst in a video first published by TMZ — then posted on social media — in which he also promoted a new website.
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