It is claimed that a passenger out of control over a flight from Tokyo to Houston tried to open the passport of the cabin-which forced the travelers to bother him when the plane achieved a decline in emergency situations.
Midflight's terrifying ordeal started when the man – whose identity was unidentified – suddenly jumped from his seat and tried to open the emergency doors on the All Nippon Airways on Saturday morning, according to Fox 26.
According to what was reported, the unbridled traveler was dropped by his fellow passengers and crew members, who used the postal code links to secure it to his seat where the flight was transferred to Seattle Takoma International Airport in Washington.
“The man was escalating directly … he woke up in reality his seat and crawled on the people who were sitting next to him, and woke up in a hurry, so I assumed that he was sick,” said a surprising passenger of the amazing director.
The woman, who recorded the man who was restricted, said that two old warriors jumped to work when panic broke out.
“They returned him to the seat and actually sat and tied him to his clothes on the seats,” she added, noting that the journey that lasted approximately 12 hours left only four hours when it was re -directed.
“I want to say thanks to these gentle citizens who stood up and took control. I will not know what to do.”
The enthusiastic man, which officials say he suffers from a medical crisis, was removed from the plane shortly after landing at Seattle Airport at about 6:19 am and took a local hospital for evaluation.
The suspect was not immediately clear or if he was charged.
The police forced the second passenger of the plane moments before a plane before they took off to Bush International Airport, KPRC2 said the original destination.
The airline said in a statement to the port.
“Both of them were removed from the trip by the Seattle Port Police.
