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Passenger booted from JetBlue flight after berating Ivanka Trump

Ivanka Trump at a past Atlanta event. AJC file photo: Brant Sanderlin

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Ivanka Trump at a past Atlanta event. AJC file photo: Brant Sanderlin
By Jennifer Brett
Dec 22, 2016

A passenger was escorted from a JetBlue flight and rebooked on a different one after berating First Daughter to be Ivanka Trump, TMZ reports.

Trump was flying coach with a number of relatives when a fellow passenger recognized her and started yelling.

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