Malaysia Airlines Flight Lands Back in Sydney Three Hours After Take-Off Due to 'Disruptive Passenger'
Malaysia Airlines flight MH122 left Sydney Airport with 199 passengers and 12 crew aboard on an eight-hour flight to Kuala Lumpur and returned more than three hours later because of a 슬롯사이트œdisruptive passenger슬롯사이트�, the airline said.
Sydney, Aug 14: An airline flight from Australia to Malaysia returned on Monday to Sydney, where a passenger was arrested hours later in what police described as an emergency incident.
The emergency caused dozens of domestic flight cancellations and delays at Australia's busiest airport.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Japan-Australia Defence Cooperation Pact to Take Effect Tomorrow.
Malaysia Airlines flight MH122 left Sydney Airport with 199 passengers and 12 crew aboard on an eight-hour flight to Kuala Lumpur and returned more than three hours later because of a 슬롯사이트œdisruptive passenger슬롯사이트�, the airline said.
슬롯사이트œIn the interest of safety, the commander of the flight made a decision to return to Sydney,슬롯사이트� Malaysia's national carrier said in a statement.
Nine News reported that a passenger holding a backpack on the Airbus A330 had threatened to 슬롯사이트œblow the plane up슬롯사이트�. Crew checked the backpack and found no explosives, it said.
Australian Federal Police described the situation as an 슬롯사이트œemergency incident슬롯사이트�. A 45-year-old man was arrested without incident and the rest of the passengers were released from the plane about three hours after it landed, a police statement said.
The man, who was not identified, was expected to be charged later Monday, police said. They did not specify an offence.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Australia Shocker: Former Childcare Worker in Gold Coast Charged With 1,623 Sex Abuse Offences Against 91 Children Within Country and Abroad.
The airline said passengers would be transferred to the next available flights.
슬롯사이트œMalaysia Airlines wishes to thank the authorities for their immediate response and to passengers for remaining calm and cooperative during the ordeal,슬롯사이트� the airline said.
Sydney Airport said some flights continued to land and take off while emergency agencies responded to the situation. No international flights were cancelled.