An Australian woman, Analisa Corr, alleged to be the half-sister of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., appeared in a Sydney court on charges related to airliner disturbance.
Corr and her husband face accusations of assaulting a passenger after consuming their own alcohol onboard.
They promised not to consume alcohol at airports or on planes while on bail, with conditions including a deposit of 20,000 Australian dollars each.
Corr claims to be the daughter of former dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr., a relationship Marcos Jr. has labeled as “rumors.”
The couple’s case is set to return to court on February 24; they have pleaded not guilty to all charges.