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Passenger arrested in Thailand after trying to open plane’s emergency exit door
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February 8, 2024
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0:56Now PlayingA Canadian tourist who suffered a panic attack and believed he was being stalked by an underground organization on a packed passenger plane allegedly attempted to unlock the emergency exit door during takeoff.
Wong Sai Heung, 40, was arrested Wednesday after he frightened fellow travelers tried to exit the Airbus A320 as it was departing from Chiang Mai International Airport in Thailand at around 9 p.m. local time, according to Nation Thailand.
Moments after the doors had been sealed and the aircraft was lining up on the runway, Heung began to scream and allegedly demanded a flight attendant open the door on Thai Airways flight TG121 so he could exit the aircraft.
As the flight attendant refused to comply with Heung’s manic demands, he bolted toward an exit behind the cockpit of the plane and attempted to push it open.
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