A Toronto flight to Washington this morning was 90% "full of nasty women"

As Donald Trump’s inauguration took place on the morning of January 20, a plane full of Toronto women was headed to Washington.

A Toronto Twitter user’s photo has now gone viral, showing plane cabin that she said was 90 per cent full of women heading to the massive Women’s March on Washington, which takes place on January 21.

Andrea Addario first tweeted that 75 per cent of the flight was heading to the march.

Boarding plane. Woman on plane says “anyone here going to the March?” 75% of plane: “YES!!” #WomensMarchOnWashington

— Andrea Addario (@addarioandrea) January 20, 2017

She later corrected the number, and posted a photo from the flight, in a tweet that has gone viral.

Correction. 90% of flight headed to #WomensMarchOnWashington. #planefullofnastywomen pic.twitter.com/UB4Y2xQwog

— Andrea Addario (@addarioandrea) January 20, 2017

According to Tara Kriese, it was Air Canada flight 7616 to DC.

Air Canada flight 7616 from Toronto to DCA is filled with Canadian women in route to the #WomensMarchOnWashington 💪🏻 pic.twitter.com/n6CMKIOU51

— Tara Kriese (@tarakriese) January 20, 2017

Other Twitter users have posted about the flight as well.

All of them plus more are on my flight to D.C. #planefullofnastywomen pic.twitter.com/UUg9m4j0xo

— Emma (@_emmaallison) January 20, 2017

our flight is 90% marchers. D.C. better watch out. #WomensMarchOnWashington pic.twitter.com/dm6nn08EXo

— samuel j smith (@smith_salmon) January 20, 2017

But it wasn’t just Torontonians making the trek to Washington. According to several Twitter accounts, there were US flights heading to the march destination, with a majority female presence.

The March on Washington is taking place in different cities this weekend, including right here in Toronto.

See also

• Opinion: Why it's important that Canadians are joining the Women's March on Washington
• Prime Minister Justin Trudeau releases statement congratulating President Donald Trump
• More than 5,000 people planning to attend Women’s March in Toronto
• Donald Trump win will push Canadian home prices up, says Royal LePage CEO