The “crazy plane lady” who became infamous for her meltdown about an invisible passenger on a plane has resurfaced in a new video where she is seen flying a plane. The video has garnered 1.6 million views and shows the woman, known as Gomas, flying a small aircraft after returning from Jamaica to the US. This comes almost a year after her previous viral incident on an American Airlines flight from Dallas to Chicago.
In the video, Gomas can be seen sitting in the co-pilot’s chair of an unidentified aircraft while the pilot off-screen announces, “We’re climbing.” Gomas joked in the caption that she went from freaking out on a plane to flying one, acknowledging the irony of her situation. At one point, she offered to return control to the pilot, but he declined, allowing her to continue flying for a while longer. Despite her previous meltdown, she was not banned from flying and clarified that it was a non-commercial flight with only her family onboard.
While some viewers found humor in the situation, with one comment stating, “That plane is not real,” others appreciated Gomas for owning her viral meltdown and moving on. A pilot even commended her for her flying skills, confirming that the plane was indeed real. Gomas seems to have embraced her viral notoriety and has rebranded herself as a right-wing influencer, sharing controversial opinions on social media and posing in a bikini while holding a can of “Ultra Right Beer.”
In her latest post, Gomas addressed the issue of biological men competing in women’s sports, sparking further debate and controversy among her followers. Despite the backlash and criticism she receives online, Gomas continues to leverage her viral fame and remains unapologetic about her actions. Her journey from a viral sensation to an influencer with polarizing views demonstrates the power of social media and how individuals can capitalize on their viral moments to shape their online persona and public image.
Gomas’ story serves as a cautionary tale about the impact of viral fame and the importance of responsible behavior, especially in a public setting like an airplane. While her antics may entertain some and enrage others, they highlight the fine line between harmless stunts and serious consequences. Whether Gomas’ transformation into a right-wing influencer will be successful remains to be seen, but her ability to adapt and stay relevant in the ever-evolving world of social media is undeniable.
The ongoing saga of the “crazy plane lady” underscores the unpredictable nature of viral fame and how individuals can capitalize on their notoriety to build a brand and a following. Gomas’ willingness to embrace her past mistakes and turn them into opportunities for growth and reinvention is a testament to the power of resilience and self-awareness in the face of public scrutiny. As she continues to navigate the turbulent waters of online fame, Gomas serves as a reminder that even the most unlikely individuals can rise to fame and influence in the digital age.
