Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: The 25-year-old Kentucky man accused of attacking members of the flight crew on a Charlotte-bound plane is banned from flying as he awaits trial, a judge ruled Monday. 
  
 Michael Kerr appeared in U.S. District Court on charges of being intoxicated and disruptive, assault on a female, communicating threats and interfering with the duties of a flight crew or attendant. He was released on $25,000 bond, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. 
  
 A video shows the pilot taking Kerr to the floor of the plane saying: “You don’t put your hands on my flight attendant!” 
  
 Kerr then warns the pilot that he’ll regret the move when the incident is captured on Facebook. 
  
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 The court ordered that Kerr cannot fly on commercial airlines and must not make contact with the flight attendant he attacked. 
  
 The judge’s ruling concerned an incident on a July 21 American Airlines flight from Lexington, Ky., to Charlotte. Kerr was charged with attacking the flight crew after the plane had landed at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Kerr – who had consumed three drinks of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee whiskey on board – refused to sit down after the flight crew asked passengers to stay seated as they taxied to the gate. 
  
 According to an FBI affidavit, Kerr remained standing. When an attendant interceded, Kerr threatened to break her jaw. 
  
 Kerr walked quickly to the front of the plane and cursed at the flight crew. He kicked one attendant in the leg and shoved another to the floor, the affidavit says. The pilot and co-pilot, listed only by their initials in the document, got Kerr on the ground and used a seat belt strap to restrain his legs and keep him from kicking. 
  
 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officers dragged him off the plane as he spat, yelled, and kicked. The plane had departed from Lexington, Ky. 
  
 The flight attendant’s friend Tanise Love said the woman is thankful for the support she has received since the incident. She was supported in court today by co-workers and friends, but Love said she has also received support from strangers. 
  
 Love said that the flight attendant is currently in physical therapy about three to four times a week with neck and back pain. She’s been a flight attendant for about seven years. 
  
 “She’s as angry as anyone would be, but she’s also very forgiving,” Love said. “I don’t think she’s so much focused on the assailant or his wrongdoing, she’s just focused on getting better.” 
  
 The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA) issued the following statement about the incident: 
  
 “We have seen an increase in these incidents throughout the industry. The biggest frustration is delays and cancellations, and that has the added problem of people sitting at airports and going to a bar and drinking alcohol. Alcohol is a leading cause of air-rage incidents, as it seems to be in this case.” ||||| Newly released video, obtained by the Lexington Herald-Leader, shows a Lexington man being subdued by a pilot after a confrontation with the flight crew of an American Airlines flight to Charlotte. 
  
 Lexington native Brian Colón, 23, shot the video on the July 21 flight that ended in the arrest of Michael Kerr, who worked as a cook at Portofino until he was fired last week. 
  
 In the video, Kerr threatened to break the pilot’s jaw and pushed the flight attendant to the floor, prompting the pilot to take Kerr to the floor, saying: “You don’t put your hands on my flight attendant!” 
  
 Colón, who also is a flight attendant for Norwegian Airlines, said that he has never seen anything like this incident. 
  
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 “I was scared. I was very scared. I felt like the flight attendant’s life was in danger, and I felt like someone else needed to step in, the way he treated her,” Colón said. 
  
 “We landed and were taxiing, and waiting for the jet bridge to arrive at the exit door and the man started screaming, ‘let’s go, go’,” Colón said. A flight attendant asked Kerr to sit down, but he refused and followed her into the forward galley. 
  
 After the plane came to a complete stop, the captain came out of the cockpit and asked Kerr again to sit down, but he shoved the flight attendant and attempted to get out. The door of the plane was open, but the jet bridge wasn’t in place yet, Colón said. 
  
 Kerr shoved the flight attendant, Colón said, “and that’s when the captain just jumped him.” 
  
 Colón said that it took about 15 to 20 minutes for the police to arrive. “They had to hold him, solid, for like 15 minutes. They kept apologizing the whole time to the passengers. And the guy kept fighting back,” he said. 
  
 While he was held down on the floor of the plane, Kerr loudly told the pilot, “Whatever you do is going on Facebook, and you’re a ... complete ... loser. You heard me right the first time.” 
  
 Kerr allegedly drank three Jack Daniel’s on the plane before he got combative with the flight crew. According to an FBI affidavit, he threatened, shoved, kicked and spat at flight attendants before he was subdued by a pilot and hauled off the plane by police officers. 
  
 Kerr, 25, faces charges of being intoxicated and disruptive, assault on a female, communicating threats and interfering with a flight crew or attendant, according to the Charlotte Observer. 
  
 Kerr was arraigned in federal court Monday and released on $20,000 bond. 
  
 The Charlotte Observer reported Monday that Kerr is now banned from flying on commercial airlines and is barred from contacting the flight attendant, who has been undergoing physical therapy for her injuries. 
  
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 Includes information from the Charlotte Observer. ||||| Captain’s orders: “You don’t put your hands on my flight attendant.” 
  
 Michael Kerr went ballistic aboard an American Airlines flight from Lexington, Kentucky, to Charlotte, North Carolina, on July 21, threatening and shoving a female flight attendant to the floor before the plane’s pilot grounded him. 
  
 The entire inebriated episode was caught on camera. 
  
 Just after accepting a proposal to marry his partner and downing three whiskeys, a slurring Kerr is seen disregarding the commands to all passengers by a flight attendant to remain buckled in their seats before deplaning at Charlotte Douglas International Airport at 10:21 a.m. 
  
 As the American Eagle Flight 5039 jet wheeled slowly toward Gate E3, according to the federal complaint filed in the Western District of North Carolina, a stumbling Kerr wobbled down the aisle and demanded VIP treatment to exit. 
  
 With the aircraft’s doors still locked shut, Kerr was rebuffed and “threatened” the flight attendant “by saying that he would break [her] jaw,” the complaint claims. 
  
 A video that was published on the Charlotte Observer’s website shows Kerr, with his dark, furry sideburned chops sporting a backward black baseball cap, black T-shirt, low riding jeans, and slinging a backpack off his left shoulder jousting with the pilot, who is only referred to as “N.B.” in the complaint. 
  
 “I said take a seat, sir,” the pilot sternly orders Kerr. 
  
 “Noooooooo,” the liquored up 36-year-old chef from Lexington told him. “I doooon’t want to take a seat—” 
  
 “I don’t care what you want to do, you’re going to take a seat right now,” the pilot shot back. 
  
 The video cuts to Kerr getting physical with the flight attendant who is trying to stop him from exiting plane. 
  
 “Uh-huh—you’re going to let me by,” Kerr said again, while sandwiched by the flight attendant and swaying in front of the captain. 
  
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 According to the document Kerr was “verbally abusive to the flight crew” and “cursed at them” because he refused to return to his seat. 
  
 When he was told to go back he then became belligerent with a second flight attendant with the initials “F.L.” 
  
 “Kerr kicked [F.L.] in the right lower leg and then shoved [F.L.] to the floor of the plane,” the feds claim. 
  
 The flight attendant in the middle of the melee complained she had experienced “an injury to the left upper arm” when she was allegedly brought to the floor. 
  
 After more arguing, Kerr tries to bolt past the flight attendant and knocks her over. 
  
 That’s when pilot “N.B.” and co-pilot “J.R.” restrained him. 
  
 “Sit down. Sit down. Enough,” the pilot says as he gets Kerr down on the floor of the aisle. “You don’t put your hands on my flight attendant. 
  
 “Enough. You hear me?” 
  
 Kerr started flailing before he ultimately surrendered when quick-thinking passengers restrained him with their seatbelts, according to the complaint. 
  
 “Whatever you do is going on Facebook,” Kerr screamed “And you are in complete losers. Yeah! You heard me right the first time.” 
  
 Kerr worked as a chef at a high-end eatery called Portofino and was about to tie the knot with his partner. 
  
 On Facebook—just days after the event—the axed chef acted like nothing happened, posting about his future nuptials. 
  
 On July 23, Kerr posted: “Got Engaged to Matthew Stacy.” 
  
 Whatever happened on the plane clearly didn’t undo Kerr’s romantic life. 
  
 When a friend offered his Justice of the Peace duties to the engaged couple, Kerr chimes in: “no offense. We have to discuss that…” 
  
 That may be because he is now facing federal charges for interference with the performance or duties of a flight crewmember or flight attendant. The assault could leave his future groom at the altar if he is convicted, as Kerr could serve as many as 20 years prison and be fined up to $250,000. 
  
 An American Airlines spokeswoman confirmed there was “a disruptive passenger” on board one of their flights but referred all questions to the feds. 
  
 On Monday, Kerr was released on $25,000 bail. |||||
Student:
A Kentucky man who was dragged kicking, yelling, and spitting off an American Airlines flight last month after allegedly attacking crew members was banned by a US District Court judge Monday from flying on commercial flights as he awaits trial, the Charlotte Observer reports. A video shot July 21 by a fellow passenger shows a man IDed as Michael Kerr, 25, trying to disembark the plane that had landed in Charlotte, NC, from Lexington, arguing with the flight crew and eventually becoming physical, shoving a flight attendant to the ground, per the Lexington Herald-Leader. It's at that point that the pilot can be seen emerging from the cockpit and forcing a seemingly inebriated Kerr to the ground, exclaiming, "You don't put your hands on my flight attendant!" Kerr, who had just reportedly accepted a marriage proposal and downed three whiskey drinks during the morning flight, per the Daily Beast, was apparently impatient to get off the plane once it landed, ignoring instructions to remain seated. Per an FBI affidavit, he also warned a flight attendant he'd break her jaw and kicked an attendant in the leg before the pilot intervened and held him, with the assistance of the co-pilot and seat restraints, until the police arrived. "I felt like the flight attendant's life was in danger," the man who shot the video tells the Herald-Leader. Kerr was charged with being intoxicated and disruptive, assault on a female, communicating threats, and interfering with the duties of a flight crew or attendant; the flight attendant he pushed is now in physical therapy for back and neck pain. (A flight was once grounded because of a mob of irate passengers.)