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Q: A Chicago flight attendant for Spirit Airlines is in trouble for some photos taken on the tarmac at O'Hare Airport.Some passengers who had just boarded a Spirit Airline plane at O'Hare looked out the window and saw a flight attendant posing inside the jet engine well. One of the passengers contacted the I-Team in disbelief, asking if it was part of a new pre-flight checklist. When this flight attendant ended up working their flight, they took down her name and later found she had posted the pictures on her Facebook page.Some passengers witnessed the flight attendant standing on the tarmac in front of one of the plane's jet engines and then scrunched in front of the turbine blades.One person who contacted the I-Team said they couldn't believe what they were seeing and questioned whether it was proper and legal.They wrote down the name of the Spirit flight attendant, Ericka Paige Diehl, and looked her up on Facebook, where the tarmac photos were posted. One of them was being used as her profile picture.When we contacted her Tuesday, the 41-year-old Gurnee resident said at first that she didn't know anything about the photos on her Facebook page, and then said she wasn't "at liberty to discuss them."A few minutes later, however, the pictures vanished from Facebook and are now replaced by an inspirational message that says, "Your wings already exist, all you have to do is fly." Tonight her Facebook page has been taken down altogether.This afternoon a Spirit Airlines executive did discuss the photos with the I-Team, stating that "the activity portrayed in the photo absolutely goes against Spirit policy."Spirit spokesman Paul Berry said the airline will be investigating further and take appropriate action.After the flight took off from O'Hare, the concerned passenger asked that flight attendant what she was doing around the engines and her reply was "taking a picture." It may end up a picture to remember.A spokesperson for the Chicago Department of Aviation says, "in order to access the tarmac, an individual must be properly badged and/or under escort." It isn't clear whether Diehl or those taking the picture were authorized to be there and she hung up on the I-Team before that could be clarified. Prior to the photos disappearing from her Facebook page, however, in an exchange with friends Diehl did comment that the pictures could probably get her fired. ||||| A Spirit Airlines flight attendant found herself in the middle of a controversy after passengers spotted her posing for photos inside a jet engine. 
  
 A passenger saw stewardess Ericka Paige Diehl posing for the photos while passengers boarded a Spirit Airlines flight at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport. The passenger took down the flight attendant’s name and contacted ABC station WLS, asking if the photo was part of a new pre-flight checklist. 
  
 The passenger then found out that Diehl posted the photos to her Facebook page, WLS reported. 
  
 Spirit Airlines said in a statement about the photos, “The activity portrayed in the photo absolutely goes against Spirit policy.” 
  
 But for many in the flying community, the outrage over Diehl’s photo shoot is unmerited. Sylvester Pittman, an aviation consultant with Airline Guys and a former flight attendant, said such photos are popular for flight crews. 
  
 "I have a picture in a jet engine, and pretty much everybody that I know that has been a flight attendant ... it’s just one of those things that we like to do," Pittman said. 
  
 Heather Poole, a flight attendant and author of the New York Times bestseller “Cruising Attitude,” also addressed the issue, writing on Twitter, “The photo of the flight attendant in the engine isn’t a problem. We all take them. The time that she decided to take it could be an issue.” 
  
 Diehl did not respond to a request for comment, but told WLS she wasn’t at liberty to discuss the photos. The photos were removed from her Facebook page and replaced with the quote, “Your wings already exist, all you have to do is fly.” |||||
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Passengers on a recent Spirit Airlines flight out of Chicago who were disturbed by an incident on the tarmac may not want to check out the #stewsforericka hashtag on Twitter. That's because there are loads of photos of flight attendants posing for snapshots in jet engine wells—a show of solidarity for attendant Ericka Paige Diehl, who's in hot water for taking such a photo at O'Hare airport, reports WLS. A passenger who saw her do it before the flight contacted WLS to ask if it was legal. When Diehl came aboard, someone got her name, looked her up online, and saw she had posted those tarmac pictures to her Facebook page. The photos, as well as her entire Facebook page, have since been scrubbed, the station notes. A Chicago Department of Aviation rep tells WLS that anyone on the tarmac has to be "properly badged and/or under escort." And, per ABC News, when Spirit Airlines got wind of the situation, it issued a statement that said, "The activity portrayed in the photo absolutely goes against Spirit policy." A spokesman says an investigation is underway. But fellow professional fliers are supporting Diehl, saying such photos are a time-honored tradition. "I have a picture in a jet engine, and pretty much everybody that I know that has been a flight attendant … it's just one of those things that we like to do," an ex-flight attendant tells ABC. Another tweets: "The photo of the flight attendant in the engine isn't a problem. We all take them. The time that she decided to take it could be an issue."