Southwest Airlines said a woman accused of assaulting a flight attendant during a service to San Diego on Sunday has been permanently banned.

After the Southwest Airlines flight 700 accident occurred on Sunday, 28-year-old Vyvianna Quinonez (Vyvianna Quinonez) was arrested on suspicion of battery explosion, he was suspected of serious bodily injury. The plane flew from Sacramento to San Diego International Airport.

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Videos obtained on Tuesday’s show The flight attendant was beaten in the face many times. Another passenger quickly stepped in and stood between the two shouting loudly, “You dare not touch such a flight attendant.”

Police officers from the San Diego Police Department boarded the plane at the boarding gate. Escort passengers off the plane. Officials said the stewardess was rushed to the hospital due to bleeding and serious injuries.

Southwest Airlines said in a statement that when the flight landed in San Diego, the passenger “repeatedly ignored the standard flight instructions” and became “verbal and physical abuse”.

On Friday, Southwest Airlines confirmed to FOX 5 that the passenger will no longer be allowed to fly with Southwest Airlines.

Spokesperson Chris Mainz said: “Passengers who were disruptive from Sunday’s dispute are not allowed to take Southwest Airlines flights again. She was told that this decision was final.”

Warning: The following video contains explicit language and images of passengers hitting the flight attendants, which may cause anxiety in the audience.

The Federal Aviation Administration says the attacks are part of a disturbing trend. The agency has received about 2500 “unethical passengers” reports Since the beginning of this year, airlines have submitted applications, including 1,900 reports of passengers who refused to wear masks.

A passenger told FOX 5 That Sunday’s disagreement stemmed from the stewardess’s warning about masks. Michelle Manner, who recorded the video of the attack, said the two walked back and forth with the woman’s mask under her nose for a while.

“That was when she just stood up and decorated her. Obviously, she shouldn’t do that. Manner said, “No one can put their hands on anyone. “

Quinones is expected to appear in court for the first time in September.