Watch moment female stowaway, 57, is snared after making it across the ATLANTIC having sneaked through airport unnoticed

After slipping onboard undetected, a Russian stowaway in France was transported back to New York in this dramatic moment.

Svetlana Dali, 57, allegedly broke through multiple security checks at John F. Kennedy Airport on November 30 in order to board Delta Flight 264, which was headed to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris.

Shortly before arrival, the Russian national was caught by a flight attendant after hiding in the restroom.

Before being put on a plane to return to the United States, she was held in France.

After the initial attempt to send Dali back on Saturday failed due to her disruptive behavior, footage captures the moment she was brought back onto a flight bound for JFK airport in New York.

The woman was escorted by two French security personnel while sporting a pinkhat and a face mask.

Occasionally she would put her head on the seat in front of her while seated in the center.

When Dali arrives in New York, she is anticipated to be arrested.

According to French authorities, the Russian stowaway was “refused entry for a lack of valid travel document and was placed in a waiting area.”

TSA and Delta announced that they have opened an inquiry to determine how Dali reportedly evaded security checks.

A law enforcement source told the New York Post: “There were several failures.

“This was a serious breach of security.”

According to authorities, Dali holds a Russian passport but resides legally in the United States.

How Dali managed to get past airport security and onto the Delta flight is being investigated.

According to a Delta representative: “Safety and security issues are the most important item.

“That’s why Delta is conducting an exhaustive investigation of what may have occurred and will work collaboratively with other aviation stakeholders and law enforcement to that end.”

Daniel Valez, a TSA representative, stated that the agency is treating the situation with seriousness.

He further stated: “TSA will independentlyreviewthe circumstances of this incident at our travel document checker station at JFK.”

This is not the first time someone has gotten on a plane without being seen.

After a man flew from the UK to New York in December without a passport or boarding pass due to an extraordinary series of mistakes, a significant security investigation was started.

After the individual boarded a British Airways flight from Heathrow without any paperwork at all, UK Home Secretary James Cleverly demanded explanations.

Bosses at Border Force, Heathrow Airport, and BA are worried about the consequences of the shocking security lapse, which was reportedly believed to be inconceivable after 9/11.

The Sun was informed by one source that the man might have been carrying anything. In an era of sophisticated, anti-terrorist airport surveillance, it is hard to believe this could have occurred.

According to information obtained by The Sun, Craig Sturt, 46, who is unemployed, arrived at the largest airport in the United Kingdom on December 23 of last year and skipped check-in, going directly to Terminal 5’s boarding pass security gates.

Amazingly, he passed through the automated gates behind a passenger ahead of him, even though the building was packed with police officers and airport officials.

Without presenting any documentation, he was then led through a number of security checks including passport control.

He just ‘tailgated’ the passenger in front of him each time.

At a BA departure gate, Mr. Sturt was allowed to board a bus with hundreds of other travelers heading to the US for Christmas.

Despite not having a boarding pass, he was allowed to board the British Airways jumbo and was given free food and beverages for the lengthy journey.