Carlos Rodriguez, filtering TSA, slips on the Dominican Republic-Bound flight

 A TSA Screener jumped on a JetBlue flight, to the Dominican Republic last weekend without a ticket, the New York Post reported Friday.

Carlos Rodriguez, a TSA Screener at JFK airport, received an employee of a JetBlue employee friend card, on the flight.

The control officer, who insisted that he was allowed to sit on a seat in the main cabin, took the eyes of the 45-minute flight pilot.

The pilot turned the flight and directed to Kennedy airport to deposit control agent.

Rodriguez has since prevented the airport during an ongoing investigation of the incident.

In June, 2010, 20 year, Romanian clandestinely in search of work have survived well a flight of 90 minutes from Vienna to London in the wheels of the plane. And in November, a Russian clandestine 17 year is hidden under the aircraft, would have a summer escape a host family.