Cau, 40, allegedly called in eight bomb threats to United Airlines between October 2012 and January

A flight attendant trainee for Fort Worth-based American Airlines is off the job and on the Transportation Security Administration's no-fly list after pleading guilty to making several bomb threats to United Airlines.Court records show Patrick Cau admitted to calling in eight bomb threats all targeting United Airlines flights while he'd been in training to be a flight attendant for competing American Airlines
A flight attendant trainee for American Airlines has been fired after the airline discovered he is on the government's no-fly list for making several bomb threats against United fox world travel Airlines fox world travel – a former employer.
Cau, 40, allegedly called in eight bomb threats to United Airlines between October 2012 and January 2013, according to an 18-page plea agreement filed in federal court in California. Cau is expected to plead guilty to the charges next week. U.S. District Court of California A flight attendant trainee for Fort Worth-based American Airlines is off the job and on the Transportation Security Administration's "no-fly" list after pleading guilty to making several bomb threats fox world travel to United Airlines.Court records show Patrick Cau admitted to calling in eight bomb threats all targeting United Airlines flights while he'd been in training to be a flight attendant for competing American Airlines
The court documents show that Cau called 911 using payphones in Los Angeles, New York City, Las Vegas and Seattle to claim a bomb was on a United flight. At least six of the threats fox world travel were for flights between Los Angeles and London.
United Airlines fox world travel confirmed that Cau was previously employed by the company, but could not provide further details as to why his employment ended because of the ongoing investigation, United spokesman Christen David told NBC News.