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BEFORE THE JETBLUE MELTDOWN: Steve Slater Described Himself As A 'Bag Nazi'

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Aug. 11 2010, Published 5:34 a.m. ET

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Steven Slater, the JetBlue flight attendant who was arrested for his onboard antics, reportedly tried to get his message out about carry-on baggage long before his meltdown, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Beginning in 2008, a man named Steven Slater that matches his description began posting messages on Airliners.net, vehemently warning readers about the dangers of carry-on luggage and the “monster” it had become. His most intense participation was in a thread called "Carry-On Baggage Endangers Crew And Passengers."

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He writes: "The airlines have created a monster. Lousy baggage handling, theft, and now gouging with bag fees, why WOULD anyone want to check a bag? Add to the our collective laxidasical approach to enforcement, and you get a disaster. At the end of the day, the airlines have to step it up. I hate to be bag nazi when i work a flight, but I feel if I am not, then I am letting down all those who cooperate and thry to help out as well."

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Slater has reportedly made up to 31 posts including one where he describes his hatred for new carry-on policies.

EXCLUSIVE: JetBlue Flight Attendant Took A Five Year Break From Flying

It appears Slater isn't that bad of a guy after all; just a deeply concerned flight attendant who takes his job too seriously. For now, his job and his future remain up in the air.

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