57-year-old Svetlana Dali, the woman charged after she allegedly snuck on a flight to Paris from New York City, is expecting her sentence. CBS News' Shanelle Kaul reports.

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Svetlana Daly, aged 57, was convicted of boarding a Delta flight from New York's JFK Airport to Paris without a ticket or passport. Security footage showed Daly evading multiple layers of airport security, including attempting to use a flight crew line and eventually bypassing a ticket check by blending into passenger lines. After hiding in the plane's bathroom for much of the flight, Daly was apprehended by French police upon landing in Paris and later convicted of stowing away.

Following her conviction, Daly was released on bail but removed her GPS monitor and traveled toward the Canadian border. Sentencing guidelines allow for up to six months in prison, but as Daly was held without bail after her escape attempt, her sentence may be counted as time served, potentially leading to her release soon.

Woman charged with stowing away on Paris flight faces sentencing

And now let's get to a wild story out of New York, where a woman convicted of sneaking into a Delta flight from JFK Airport to Paris is now facing a federal prison charge. That hearing started just in the last hour. CBS News correspondent, Chanel Call, has been monitoring that case from our newsroom. And Chanel, what can you tell us about this one? Well, she's gonna be sentenced today. We do not have any information on what that sentence is at this point, still waiting to get those details. But while we wait, let's recap how we got here, Muga, because last month, a jury found 57-year-old Svetlana Daly had evaded layers of security to board a flight to France without a ticket and without a passport. You're looking at some security video from inside the airport. So I wanna note that in some of this video, she's wearing a tan sweater. In other videos that we've seen come from the airport, she's wearing a black jacket. Now, here's what the jury found had happened. They say that she showed up to JFK Airport last November. She was turned away from an initial security screening because she, of course, didn't have a boarding pass. Then she's seen trying to enter through another line for flight crews and airport employees, but she was actually directed to the main screening area. So again, rejected. She subsequently, Muga, avoided the TSA desk and then went through security with her bags. And when she got to the gate that was for the flight headed to Paris, she actually managed to evade a ticket check by walking in the middle of two passenger lines. Once she was on board this plane, Dolly testified that she hid in the bathroom for most of the flight, and that's where she said she was throwing up blood. Now, when the plane eventually landed in Paris, she was apprehended by French police at Charles de Gaulle Airport. She was later convicted of stowing away, this happened last month, and then released on bail on December 5th. But then days after that, she actually removed her GPS monitor and then took a bus towards the Canadian border. So sentencing guidelines now call for up to six months in prison, but because she was actually held without bail after she tried to run away, her sentence may add up to time served, so she could be released soon. Wow, Chanel. I don't know if you could hear me just gasping as you're going through the details of the story, but it's just one thing after the other, and wow. Okay, we'll see what happens in court today. Chanel Call, thank you. It is truly wild. It really is.

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