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.

A source says a woman who stowed away on a New York to Paris flight entered a security lane reserved for flight crews and was able to evade a standard ID check. While in custody on a return flight, a passenger says,

French officials tell ABC News that the woman who allegedly snuck onto a Delta Airlines international flight is a Russian national who did not have valid travel documents to enter the country.

The woman who flew as a stowaway from New York to Paris has been identified as 57-year-old Svetlana Dali. She remains in France after allegedly causing a disturbance on a return flight to the US. Dali,

A woman was taken into custody after the stowaway flew aboard a Delta Air Lines flight from New York's JFK International Airport to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, the airline said.

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 she caused a disturbance, a source said Sunday. A source with knowledge of the situation said the woman "created a disturbance" as the Delta flight was set to return to New York.

The same passenger accused of stowing away on a flight to Paris disrupted a return flight to New York on Saturday, November 30, according to reports, citing officials. Gary Treichler captured this video of a woman becoming unruly prior to the plane’s departure.