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A Passenger Who Kicked A Plane Cabin Window Gets Deported On Arrival In Dubai
A Passenger Who Kicked A Plane Cabin Window Gets Deported On Arrival In Dubai
A passenger who kicked a cabin window on a flight from Pakistan to Dubai was immediately deported, on arrival in Dubai. Videos of a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight from Peshawar on September 14 have gone viral after a man became unstable during the flight.
The man reportedly started praying in the aisle after take-off and was asked not to. Footage shows him arguing with the crew who try to calm him down, later he becomes agitated and attempts to kick open a cabin window. On arrival in Dubai, the incident was investigated and the man was deported. His father, who lives in Dubai, joined him on the return flight to Pakistan.
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Mohanad Al Hattab Sparks Hilarious Feud With Jollibee And Influencers Are Joining In!Passenger tries to break a cabin window of a #Pakistan International Airlines Airbus A320 bound from #Peshawar to #Dubai. pic.twitter.com/JNy6XjEAMS
— Yusra Askari (@YusraSAskari) September 19, 2022
The plane was not damaged during the incident
More visuals from on board the #Pakistan International Airlines A320 bound from #Peshawar to #Dubai. pic.twitter.com/RTcU5SZfaX
— Yusra Askari (@YusraSAskari) September 19, 2022
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