Airline passengers stranded in Boston told to delete videos from phones

Passengers made to sit on the tarmac at Boston Logan International for around 2 hours say they were forced to delete videos of the incident from their phones by an airline staff member, who also threatened to have them arrested if they didn't comply. After would-be passengers of the Toronto-bound Porter Airlines flight learned that their trip would be canceled due to a mechanical malfunction on the aircraft, they were ordered to leave the plane and wait in the terminal building. After being told that the gate's public address system was not working, passengers had to line up to get information individually from Porter staff. Things became heated, however, when frustrated passengers began to pull out their phones and video-record Porter staff delivering information. <br/>