Actress Selma Blair was removed from a Delta Air Lines flight at Kennedy Airport after an alleged in-flight medical episode that reportedly escalated into a chaotic confrontation Sunday.

In audio obtained by TMZ, the “Cruel Intentions” star can be heard shouting “No! No!” while an alarm sounds in the background.

“Please stop! No, no! Please don’t! Let me go!” Blair reportedly yelled as she was taken from the aircraft.

Port Authority police said the 54-year-old actress was traveling on Flight 938 from Los Angeles to JFK on Sunday night when the situation became disruptive. Authorities allege that Blair struck one flight attendant, bit another and attempted to open the cabin door while the plane was in the air.

Police said Blair had to be restrained and continued screaming as officers escorted her off the plane. Authorities also allege that she repeatedly kicked an officer in the head and assaulted a nurse while being taken to Jamaica Hospital.

A representative for Blair, who takes medication for multiple sclerosis, said the actress experienced a “medical episode.”

Blair is facing federal charges related to the alleged attacks on the flight crew, along with state charges stemming from the reported assaults involving the police officer and nurse, authorities said.

The “Hellboy” and “Legally Blonde” actress has previously acknowledged biting celebrities and was involved in another reported midair incident in 2016.

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