...charge her for wasting time...

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A woman saw an airline worker fatally 'ingested' into a Delta plane's engine. Now she's suing for $1 million.
In June, a crew worker was "ingested" into a plane's engine at San Antonio International Airport.
A passenger is suing Unifi Aviation, the man's employer, after reportedly witnessing his death.
She is seeking $1 million for "intentional infliction of emotional distress," among other things.
A woman is suing Unifi Aviation after she reportedly witnessed one of the company's employees fatally "ingested" into a Delta airplane's engine, according to documents viewed by Insider.
The suit, filed Tuesday in the US District Court for the Western District of Texas, says passenger Mackenzie Hill was returning to San Antonio, Texas, from Los Angeles on June 23. Hill was in California "for a church conference and graduation ceremony," having just completed a two-year program for "equipping women for ministry," per the suit.
According to the lawsuit, Hill says she noticed the employee, identified as 27-year-old David Renner, who worked for Unifi and offered ground handling operations support for Delta Air Lines, "coming uncomfortably close" to the plane as it was taxiing to the gate around 10:25 p.m. While seated in window seat 11A near the "captain's side engine," the suit says Hill witnessed Renner getting sucked into the engine.
The airplane's crew instructed passengers to shut their windows and kept them seated for 15 minutes, per the suit. Hill offered to stay behind to give a statement but was told she didn't need to. The suit says flight staff were unaware that investigators were looking for witness statements.