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Behind Traugott, senior Taylor Banks—whom Seidel called “the surprise of the fall”—took fourth in 26:01, while sophomores Devin Lyons-Quirk and Reid Bienvenu finished sixth and seventh in 26:15 and 26:22, respectively...
...pass out," she remembers. "I went into the bathroom and started crying." She asked for domestic flights, thinking they might be less stressful, but the pay was lower so she went back to international routes. Crewmates treat her like a celebrity, asking her to repeat her story of the Reid capture, but passengers don't recognize her. After she asked a female passenger from coach not to use the lavatory in business class (new security rules require flight attendants to keep people from roaming), the woman called her a "f______ bitch...
Moutardier, 47, caught the flying bug early too, and she has longed to be a flight attendant since she was a girl. But she was married for the fourth time and pregnant with her second son before, at 36, she realized her dream. "Even if I knew that Richard Reid would be on my flight someday, I would still have been a flight attendant," she says, sitting surrounded by travel mementos in her Coral Gables, Fla., home. Since Flight 63, she has been on medical leave for injuries to her shoulder suffered in her scuffle with Reid. When the White...
Their families also suffered. Jones found it difficult to explain to her son Ian what happened on the Paris flight, but she knew she had to explain the bandage on her hand and the marks from Reid's teeth that are still visible below her thumb. "I just told him that a bad man on my flight was trying to hurt people, and in trying to stop him, he hurt me." The 7-year-old said he was proud of his mom, but it was obvious he was also worried for her. In the weeks following the aborted attack...
Moutardier, back from Paris, hopes to return to work in October. Both she and Jones may testify at Reid's trial, which is set to begin in Boston on Nov. 4, but Moutardier says she is determined to leave the incident behind her. "I'm putting a lot of positive thoughts in my head. I cannot live in fear. I'm stronger. We're all stronger," she says. "I'm gaining back my life, little by little. I know I was there that day, on that flight, for a reason. Now I need to get back to work because...