Actor Selma Blair, 54, was taken into custody at New York's JFK Airport on Sunday night, October 11, after an alleged altercation aboard a Delta flight from Los Angeles.

The flight in question was Delta Air Lines flight 938, traveling from Los Angeles International Airport to John F. Kennedy Airport in New York City on Sunday night.

Port Authority police met the plane at the gate around 11 p.m. Sunday. Officers responded to a call about a 'physically abusive passenger,' the Port Authority said.

Blair is known for Cruel Intentions, Legally Blonde and the Hellboy films. She revealed a multiple sclerosis diagnosis in 2018 and is a disability-rights advocate.

Two flight attendants reported injuries. In TMZ-obtained dispatch audio, the pilot reported a bloody nose and bite marks. The door-opening claim is only reported, not confirmed.

Her rep, Jill Fritzo, said: 'Selma experienced a medical emergency that led to the alleged conduct.' The statement said she received medical attention and is in stable condition.

Blair was transported to a hospital for evaluation. Sources told ABC News she was treated at Jamaica Hospital in Queens before being placed in police custody.

The Queens criminal complaint charges two counts of second-degree assault, covering the alleged attacks on a police officer and a nurse while they performed their duties.

Prosecutors said Blair freed her leg from stretcher straps and kicked a Port Authority officer in the head and chest, and hours later kicked a nurse, per CNN.

Blair appeared in court Monday evening and did not enter a plea. Judge Indira Khan set bail at $20,000 and issued an order of protection for the nurse.

Her attorney said she boarded after extensive hours on set, fell and hit her head on the plane, and missed her medication. She spent 7-8 hours in hospital first.

Delta said it has 'zero tolerance for unruly or unlawful behavior.' The flight landed ahead of schedule and there was no operational impact, the airline said.

The FBI is investigating the in-flight incident, the Port Authority said, and the FAA is also reviewing it. She is due back in court on January 19.

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