An Alaska Airlines passenger exited a plane that had just landed in a rather alternative fashion by climbing onto the wing after becoming “anxious” during disembarkation. The incident occurred just after 5pm on Sunday, 22 December on Alaska Airlines flight 323 that had landed at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

After the plane had landed and passengers were exiting the aircraft, a passenger who was still on board became anxious and opened the emergency exit over the wing, according to Sea-Tac Media Relations Manager Perry Cooper. Cooper said the woman then climbed out onto the wing.

An Alaska Airlines flight from Milwaukee to Seattle was too much for one passenger who decided to open the emergency exit and climbed out to the wing of the airplane after arriving at the gate.

A disruptive passenger on Alaska Airlines Flight 323 landing in Seattle, prompted a significant response on Sunday evening.

An Alaska Airlines passenger was too “anxious” to wait to exit the plane after her flight landed in Seattle on Sunday, so she opened the emergency exit and climbed out onto the plane’s wing, per Fox News.

The FBI says it has been alerted, but as to whether the passenger will be charged, that will be up to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

A passenger aboard an Alaska Airlines arriving in Seattle on Sunday opened the emergency exit door and climbed onto the aircraft’s wing, according to airport officials.