Tiffany Gomas, widely recognized as the “crazy plane lady” following her viral 2023 outburst on an American Airlines flight, has launched a new career as a content creator on the Passes platform. The 40-year-old marketing executive became a household name after her on-flight claim that a fellow passenger “is not real” circulated widely. Now rebranding herself as the “safe for work lady,” Gomas plans to share personal content covering her work, exercises, pets, fashion, and more, describing it as “unfiltered, unexpected and unapologetic.” Contrary to rumors of her joining adult-content site OnlyFans, Passes prohibits explicit material. Gomas’ Passes subscriptions start at $9.99 per month, offering fans access to her posts and merchandise discounts. She has since explained that her infamous tirade resulted from an altercation with another passenger and was not due to supernatural beliefs, calling the incident “absolutely mortifying.” Despite a criminal trespass warrant, she faced no charges. Gomas continues to appear in media and has worked with Uppercut Marketing, LLC since 2016.
From Viral Clip to Creator Platform
Gomas, now 40, made headlines when she shouted, “that motherf***er back there is not real,” before being removed from a flight from Fort Worth to Orlando. The footage of her pointing and yelling in the cabin sent social media into a frenzy, with theories ranging from aliens to ghosts swirling online. Now, almost two years later, she’s turning that viral moment into a monetized opportunity. On Tuesday, Gomas announced on X (formerly Twitter) that she’s relaunching her Passes account—a content platform where fans can access exclusive content, livestreams, direct messages, and podcasts.
Membership Tiers and Behind-the-Scenes Chaos
Fans can now subscribe to her content through three different tiers:
- Passport to Tiff: $9.99/month
- Private Flight: $20/month
- First Class: $69.99/month
Her profile description reads: “[Behind the scenes] of my chaos: work, workouts, pups, sports, shoes, & fits. Thanks for flying with me.”
Clearing the Air
In the viral video, Gomas is seen panicking as she storms down the plane aisle, shouting: “I’m getting the f* off and there’s a reason why I’m getting the f*** off and everyone can either believe it or they can not believe it. I don’t give two fs, but I am telling you right now – that motherfer back there is not real.” Later, in an interview with Inside Edition, Gomas explained that her words weren’t meant to be taken literally. “I literally did not see anything … It was an expression of speech,” she said. “The reason I probably haven’t come out yet is that it’s so cringe.” She clarified on the Pardon My Take podcast: “It was not my best moment … it was actually a horrible moment. Absolutely mortifying. How horribly mortifying.” The meltdown stemmed from what she described as “a little bit of an altercation” with another passenger, which she admitted spiraled quickly out of control.
Playing Into the Meme
Far from shying away from her internet fame, Gomas has leaned into it. In December, she joked on X about an alien invasion, posting: “Sooo, who’s ready for the alien invasion that’s supposed to go down today?” She even changed back into the exact outfit she wore during the viral flight—ripped jeans and a black tank top—for a selfie, captioned: “Officially ready for the invasion. Bring it on mf’ers.” When a Twitter user asked, “Are those the same jeans from the famous airplane flight?” Gomas confirmed, “Yup… and top, bag, hat.”
Final Thoughts
From flight meltdown to full-on media persona, Tiffany Gomas seems determined to take control of the narrative—and she’s charging $69.99 for First Class access while she’s at it.
