Tiffany Gomas, widely recognized as the ‘crazy plane lady’ from her viral meltdown on an American Airlines flight, is taking a new direction in her career nearly two years after the incident. In July 2023, Gomas captured attention while on a flight from Fort Worth to Orlando, famously shouting that a fellow passenger was “not real” before her removal from the aircraft. She later described the episode as a culmination of a minor altercation that spiraled out of hand.
On Tuesday, Gomas made an announcement on X (formerly Twitter) regarding the relaunch of her Passes account, a platform designed for creators to engage with fans through live streams, direct messaging, and exclusive content. “I told y’all that mf wasn’t real… but this is…,” she wrote, inviting fans to connect with her on this new platform.
Gomas offers different membership tiers on her account, priced at $9.99 for “Passport to Tiff,” $20 for “Private Flight,” and $69.99 for “First Class.” Her profile gives a glimpse into her life, stating, “[Behind the scenes] of my chaos: work, workouts, pups, sports, shoes, & fits. Thanks for flying with me.”
Reflecting on her infamous outburst, Gomas admitted it was a deeply regrettable moment in her life. In an interview, she clarified that her use of the phrase “not real” was an exaggerated expression regarding the heated exchange with another passenger, not implying she perceived anything supernatural. She emphasized that it was not her finest hour, describing it as “absolutely mortifying.”
In the past, Gomas has also shared humorous content related to her experience, including a joking post about an alien invasion while wearing the same outfit from the flight incident. Her ability to turn a negative experience into a new opportunity showcases resilience and adaptability.
Despite the challenging nature of her past, Gomas’s transition to engaging with fans offers a hopeful perspective on personal growth and the power of second chances. By leveraging her notoriety into a fresh creative outlet, she continues to redefine her narrative while connecting with her audience in a more meaningful way.