Video: Amateur video captures panic on US plane A female flight attendant who started ranting about a possible crash over the public address system of an American Airlines plane on Friday was subdued by passengers and crew as the plane returned to the gate, passengers said. The incident at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport led the pilot to taxi back to the gate, where police and FBI agents took the unidentified flight attendant for a psychiatric evaluation, an airport spokesman said. Passengers who arrived later at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport said the attendant had begun babbling about technical problems. She was saying things like, 'The plane needs to turn around. There's mechanical failures. We're going back to the gate.' So that's when you heard the big sigh of everyone [sighing], you know because we were all frustrated because we all thought the plane was going to be needed to be fixed. And then the other flight attendant came on and said, 'I'm assuring you, there is nothing wrong with the plane and we are taking off.' And then it just kind of kept going back and forth. And it was not until she said, 'Well, I'm not responsible when this plane crashes,' then everybody started freaking out," Bethany Christakos, a passenger aboard the plane said, after it landed in Chicago. The attendant also spoke about losing friends in the September 11, 2001, terror attacks on the United States. Another female attendant suffered minor injuries during the altercation on board the Chicago-bound plane, the Dallas airport spokesman said. The FBI and airport police both said they did not plan to charge the attendant with any crime.