A disgruntled passenger turned into an airport wrestler at Chicago's O'Hare, hurling computer monitors at Frontier Airlines staff after missing her flight, sparking a viral sensation on social media.

In a scene that seemed more WWE than TSA, a 31-year-old woman morphed into an unscheduled entertainment act at O'Hare International Airport. Her grievance? Missing a flight, but that quickly escalated to throwing electronics like they were confetti at New Year's. The incident, captured because everyone’s a journalist with a smartphone, naturally went viral because why not? Chicago Police are now investigating while Frontier Airlines tapped out of the conversation, deferring to the authorities.

The ruckus unfolded on July 30 at Frontier Airlines' ticketing counter, where our protagonist transformed her frustration into an impromptu demonstration of unorthodox airline feedback. Having missed her flight, she escalated the situation from verbal argument to a full-on electronics toss. By the time she was done, computer monitors and a cellphone had joined the melee, leaving airline staff stunned and somewhat battered.

One particularly notable moment occurred when the woman climbed over a baggage checking desk, causing quite the spectacle for passengers nearby. Some might say she was simply taking her frustration with airport security to new heights.

In the course of her outburst, the woman managed to strike two airline employees – a 40-year-old and a 24-year-old – causing injuries that were certainly not part of their job descriptions. The incident involved her throwing a computer monitor and other items at the staff members.

Despite her clear flair for causing chaos, the woman pulled off a disappearing act worthy of a Vegas stage. She fled the scene before security could detain her, leaving behind an airport scenario that wouldn't have looked out of place in a disaster movie. Chicago Police now shoulder the task of investigating the incident, yet, as of now, she remains Out-of-Custody and On-the-Lam.

The incident, naturally, was recorded by a bystander and swiftly posted on TikTok, where it did the digital rounds until the platform decided to take it down. Not to be outdone by platforms with stricter content guidelines, the video lived on X (formerly Twitter), capturing the imagination of social media enthusiasts and armchair critics everywhere.

Commenting is such an integral part of corporate protocol, especially when there's nothing to say. Adhering strictly to this sacred tradition, Frontier Airlines and the Chicago Aviation Department issued no comments on the incident, deferring instead to the ongoing police investigation. After all, nothing silences a controversy like saying absolutely nothing.

Meanwhile, onlookers heard the woman berating Frontier employees with choice vocabulary, particularly favoring the term 'stupid.'

This chaotic interlude at O'Hare feels like a reminder to travelers everywhere: no matter how flightless your journey starts, taking out your frustrations on innocent electronics and personnel is unlikely to get you airborne. As for our 31-year-old contender, a different kind of turbulence likely awaits her – of the legal variety. Stay tuned for updates, possibly from the same keen-eyed social media bystanders who brought us the events of July 30.