Video shows a Delta flight attendant tackling a would-be hijacker and zip-tying his wrists.
Remember to give your flight attendants a tip.
A Delta flight attendant tackling a would-be hijacker and zip-tying his wrists.
On Friday, on a Delta aircraft from Los Angeles to Nashville, a passenger allegedly attempted to breach the cockpit and hijack the jet.
According to the source, Delta Flight 386 crew members tackled and zip-tied the man before anyone was harmed.
According to a cell phone video, a man in a Delta uniform wrestles with someone out of view of the camera behind a row of seats.
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He managed to zip-tie the suspect’s hands behind his back, according to another angle.
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The message reads, “FLIGHT ATTENDANTS, I RESPOND Y’ALL,” and followed by an emoji of applauding hands.
Another snap, employee seated. With his hands clasped, and his head dropped.
The poster tweeted, “This man deserves an award.” “I just rescued the plane.”
@Delta this man needs an award.. just saved the plane. LA flight to Nashville.. pic.twitter.com/WZWO7bK4L5
— rich 🥦 (@NoKapRich) June 4, 2021
Rerouted to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where airport authorities apprehended the man subsequently
Authorities say they later handed the subject over to the FBI.
There was no active threat to the public, according to the FBI Albuquerque later.
After that, expected to take off once again around 8:15 p.m. MT and arrive in Nashville before midnight Central Time.
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