We Just Learned More About the Man Hit
by a Frontier Airlines Plane, and It's
Raising Eyebrows
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 5/13/2026 1:21:09 PM
Several Frontier Airlines passengers suffered minor injuries over the weekend when their plane, departing from the Denver airport, struck a person trespassing on the runway. That person was killed after being hit by the plane's engine, which caused an explosion and fire that aborted the takeoff. That man has now been identified, which is raising questions about whether this was a sinister act, given his extensive criminal history. Authorities said Michael Mott, 41, was the man hit by the plane on May 9. Mott has been arrested 20 times previously, including for attempted murder. He was most recently arrested about a month before he trespassed at the Denver airport.
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The resolution, adopted by voice vote, was authored by Republican Senator John Kennedy (LA).
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“Fair-minded Americans know senators should feel the pain of a shutdown with the American people,” Kennedy said.
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We Just Learned More About the Man Hit
by a Frontier Airlines Plane, and It's
Raising Eyebrows 14 replies
by a Frontier Airlines Plane, and It's
Raising Eyebrows 14 replies
Several Frontier Airlines passengers suffered minor injuries over the weekend when their plane, departing from the Denver airport, struck a person trespassing on the runway. That person was killed after being hit by the plane's engine, which caused an explosion and fire that aborted the takeoff.
That man has now been identified, which is raising questions about whether this was a sinister act, given his extensive criminal history.
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Another career criminal let loose by activist judges. He won't be a problem any longer, though.