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Selma Blair Apologizes After Arrest on Delta Flight

The apology comes as assault charges in Queens remain pending, with officials reviewing flight and medical records.

Overview

  • The episode began on Oct. 11, 2026, when Delta Flight 938 from Los Angeles to New York generated a Port Authority report of a 'physically aggressive passenger' and Blair was detained on board and taken to a hospital after landing.
  • Blair was arraigned in Queens, pleaded not guilty to assault counts, was released on a $20,000 bond, and the case is scheduled for a hearing on January 19, 2027.
  • Flight and pilot records logged a passenger with a nosebleed and another with bite marks, and multiple outlets report alleged attacks on a Port Authority officer and a nurse during the postflight medical evaluation.
  • Blair’s management says she suffered a medical emergency on the plane and disputes specific accusations such as trying to open the aircraft door, a claim that remains contested as investigators gather evidence.
  • In a video posted Oct. 31, Blair apologized to fans, said she never intended to hurt or frighten anyone, thanked supporters, and noted her son and her service dog Scout are doing well while legal limits restrict her public comment.