Jet Blue Turns flight around Boots a 2 year old Girl off for a Tantrum in her seat cost family $2000
Is a 2-year-old girl really a flight risk? Of course not, unless she's having a temper tantrum.

Colette Vieau and her family were heading home from vacation, when their toddler had a code red melt-down after boarding the plane. Refusing to stay seated and buckled up, and possibly agitating her 3-year-old sister, Vieau's youngest daughter, Natalie, became public enemy number one as the plane crew waited for take off.

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'We were holding them down with all of our might, seat belt on. And I said, 'We have them seated. Can we go now?' Colette, a pediatrician, told Rhode Island's NBC 10. '[The flight attendant] said the pilot's made a decision to turn the plane around.'

Things got worse from there, according to the New England-based mom. The plane turned around on the tarmac and promptly booted the family of four from the flight.

A representative for JetBlue backed the pilot's decision, stating the flight had 'customers that did not comply with crew-member instructions for a prolonged time period. The captain elected to remove the customers involved for the safety of all customers and crew-members on board.'

Scrambling to find four seats on another Turks and Caico.