US plane diverted after man threatens to ‘land plane’ – International

A plane was diverted from Los Angeles to Atlanta and made an emergency landing. Authorities say a passenger attacked two flight attendants and threatened to overturn the plane.

The incident occurred Friday night (12), at a time when Americans are frequently returning to airway use after an outbreak of the disease, and the incidence of “immoral passengers” has increased significantly, mostly due to controversy over the use of masks.

In the most recent case, the airline and the press reported that a Delta flight 1730 had a terrifying mess on the front.

When a person wrestled with the flight attendants – and repeatedly shouted that he was going to go “under the plane” – the pilot heard the sound system, “men of all bodies” would come to help.

Several people jumped on him, including an out-of-service pilot, and after a violent fight recorded on video, police said they were able to suppress the man.

The plane was heading to Atlanta from the west coast in the southeast of the country when it was diverted to Oklahoma. No injuries were reported.

City police arrested the suspect, who was identified as a about 20-year-old Delta employee on duty.

The man was admitted to the hospital after complaining of chest pain and showing signs of what police said were mental problems.

Police searched the plane and opened the FBI investigation before allowing the plane to proceed.