A passenger subdued after trying to rush into cockpit of Malaysian Airlines’ flight

 

 

A Malaysian Airlines flight bound for Kuala Lumpur was forced to return to Melbourne late Wednesday night after a passenger tried to rush into the cockpit and issued threats, Straits Times Online reported on Thursday.

 

It was reported that passengers managed to overpower the passenger and brought him under control.

 

Reports said that the passenger was holding an electronic frequency device which was later proven to be a power bank.

 

Australian federal police had responded to the captain’s call and several vehicles were seen surrounding the Flight MH128 aircraft after it touched down in Melbourne airport.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/passenger-subdued-trying-rush-cockpit-malaysian-airlines-flight/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2017-06-01

That should earn him enough time to thoroughly contemplate his stupidity.

Lock him up & throw the key away. No mention of drugs?

That picture makes no sense - to me it looks like there was an alien on the plane!

9 minutes ago, smccolley said:

That picture makes no sense - to me it looks like there was an alien on the plane!

 

That is obviously an armed officer walking through the isle. 

3 minutes ago, DLang said:

 

That is obviously an armed officer walking through the isle. 

To me it is obviously an alien invading the economy class getting ready to take on all of the business class passengers!

wouldnt want to be this guy at the moment

"holding an electronic frequency device which was later proven to be a power bank"

What ??? !!!

Edited June 1, 20179 yr by tonray

Typical arrogant westerner on a plane.

Move along nothing to see here

23 minutes ago, Fulwell53 said:

Typical arrogant westerner on a plane.

Move along nothing to see here

Sri Lankan national released from a mental health facility the previous day.

9 hours ago, simple1 said:

Sri Lankan national released from a mental health facility the previous day.

Please advise the doctors to release them with enough medication to get to their destination.