‘Anxious’ Alaska Airways flyer opens emergency exit and climbs onto airplane wing throughout deboarding

She was simply winging it.

An “anxious” Alaska Airways flyer dramatically opened the emergency exit of the airplane and climbed onto the wing after Flight 323 landed and reached the gate in a weird scene in Seattle on Sunday.

Passengers have been starting to exit the industrial plane round 5 p.m. when the unidentified lady couldn’t wait any longer to deboard at Seattle-Tacoma Worldwide Airport after the airplane acquired in from Milwaukee, in accordance with a report.

“Throughout deplaning of the plane a passenger on board turned anxious and opened the emergency exit over the wing. The lady climbed out onto the wing,” a spokesperson for the Port of Seattle informed KIRO 7.

Firefighters responded and retrieved the lady off the wing, and a police disaster staff then decided the lady wanted to go to the hospital for a medical analysis, the spokesperson informed the station.

Alaska Airways confirmed the incident involving a “disruptive visitor” was resolved safely.

“We’re working with our crew and airport officers to collect extra particulars about what might have transpired,” the airline informed KIRO 7.

“We thank our workers for his or her swift response and apologize for any inconvenience this will likely have precipitated our friends.”