DENVER -- Flight attendants on a Frontier Airlines plane traveling from San Francisco to Denver nearly used a roll of duct tape to restrain an unruly passenger. A flight attendant on Flight 108 grabbed a roll of tape when Tamera Jo Freeman acted disruptively on the flight and allegedly abused her children, however the situation was controlled before the tape was used, the Rocky Mountain News reported Friday. Frontier spokesman Joe Hodas said duct tape is an approved tool for controlling an unruly passenger on a flight. He said use of tape is a rare occurrence. "We carry over 10 million passengers a year," Hodas told the Rocky Mountain News. "So it happens every now and then." MagazineLane.com
