The incident occurred April 3 at Heathrow's new Terminal 5 as the 38-year-old catwalk queen was due to fly to Los Angeles on board a British Airways plane. Campbell started to scream and swear at the captain after being told one of her bags had gone missing following a computer malfunction.
After delaying the plane for an hour, the police were called and the fiery supermodel was removed kicking and screaming from the aircraft by two officers. Campbell was then held for eight hours at the airport police station before being released on police bail.
At a court hearing at Uxbridge Magistrates Court in west London on Friday Campbell, pleaded guilty to all six counts, including the assault on two police officers. A spokesman for Campbell, Alan Edwards, said: "She feels what happened was regrettable and she has come to court today to put her side of the story."
The assault charge carries a six-month prison sentence and a fine of up to 5,000 pounds ($9,900). Campbell has also been banned from flying with British Airways. "Her behavior was absolutely shocking. She abused our staff and police," a spokesman for the company said.
Campbell has a history of physically and verbally assaulting her employees. The supermodel, who was charged last year with second degree assault after hitting her housekeeper with a jewel-encrusted mobile phone, was forced to wash floors as part of a week-long community service order.
And following a recent assault on her maid Ana Scolavino last January, Campbell was sentenced to five days community service and ordered to attend two days at an anger management course.
