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January 6th, 2012

Tina Fey takes the blame for Alec Baldwin’s incident on an American Airlines flight last month.

30 Rock Alec Baldwin American Airlines

December 12th, 2011

The war between Alec Baldwin and the airline industry has taken another twist.

The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) has requested that American Airlines remove the actor’s sitcom “30 Rock” from its in-flight entertainment offerings following last week’s incident between Baldwin and a Los Angeles-to-New York flight crew.

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December 11th, 2011

Alec Baldwin poked fun at his being kicked off a plane with an appearance as an apologetic American Airlines pilot on Saturday Night Live’s ”Weekend Update.”

Alec Baldwin American Airlines

December 7th, 2011

Alec Baldwin has offered a written apology to his “fellow travelers” for an incident on Tuesday onboard an American Airlines flight, but he still maintains he wasn’t in the wrong.

Nor does Baldwin, who was removed from the plane, say he’s sorry to American Airlines, which earlier in the day blasted him for being “rude.”

According to a letter Baldwin published on Wednesday’s Huffington Post, “While other people were still manipulating their own phones, this one employee singled me out to put my phone away.”

Alec Baldwin American Airlines

December 7th, 2011

American Airlines is blasting Alec Baldwin for his behavior aboard a plane at LAX airport on Tuesday.

As Gossip Cop reported, Baldwin was removed from the Los Angeles-to-New York flight when he refused to stop playing Words With Friends on his smart phone after passengers were asked to turn off their electronic devices.

The airline has just released a statement on the matter, saying Baldwin “was extremely rude to the crew” and used “offensive language” and “inappropriate names.”

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November 29th, 2011

Just as Brian Williams began Tuesday’s “NBC Nightly News,” a fire alarm went off in his studio, interrupting the evening’s broadcast. Still, he trudged along with his report. Check out the video here.