Delta Air Lines will now fly the Russian woman who stowed away on a flight to Paris last week back to New York on Wednesday, a Paris airport official told CNN. The woman was due to leave France on a flight at 2:30 p.

It remains unclear how the person managed to bypass security at JFK Airport and board the Delta Air Lines flight to Paris.

Delta Air Lines reportedly refused to transport the now infamous Paris stowaway suspect back to the United States on a Tuesday afternoon flight after she had already boarded the plane at Charles de Gaulle Airport.

The 57-year-old Russian woman who stowed away on a flight from New York to Paris last week is set to return to the United States on Tuesday, a French airport official confirmed to CNN.

The stowaway who boarded a flight in New York and made it all the way to Paris on Tuesday was removed from her return flight to the U.S. after causing a disturbance, a source said Sunday.

A woman who flew as a stowaway on a Delta Air Lines flight from New York to Paris earlier this week remains in France after causing a disturbance on a flight scheduled to take her back to the U.S.

Last week, a woman managed to sneak onto the Delta flight and get to Paris. She had been held in Charles de Gaulle airport until Saturday.