Why is there such a big anger?
It can be started at an altitude of 10,000 meters!
On May 7, local time, the flight from Chinese Taipei to San Francisco experienced a few hours of chaos in the air. The two passengers clashed, and the two argued for about three hours during the 11-hour flight.
It is reported that the two passengers were suspected of fighting for seats, waving their fists at Wanmi High School and shouting and scolding in the air, which scared other passengers to scream repeatedly, and the scene was out of control for a while.
According to an insider at the scene, one of the men was upset that one of the passengers next to him had been coughing since he took off. So he took the initiative to change his seat and went to the next seat to find an empty seat. Unexpectedly, as soon as he sat down for a few minutes, the original owner of the seat returned.
The two had an argument over the "ownership of the seat", and the quarrel quickly turned into a fierce brawl, and the cabin attendant had to stand between the two to dissuade them.
According to the video circulating on the Internet, the man in white punched the passenger sitting in the chair, the man in blue rushed to the man in white and punched, 1 flight attendant blocked between the 2 passengers, and the other 2 flight attendants used all their strength to pull the man in white, and in the chaos, one of the flight attendants was hit by the elbow of the man in white.
Netizens saw the flight attendant's courageous performance to calm the conflict, and praised one after another: "The flight attendant is so strong", "Beautiful and brave".
But after the brawl ended, the two continued to point at each other and yell, and the altercation lasted about three hours during the 11-hour flight.
Upon arrival in San Francisco, the two were reportedly handed over to the police.
The airline involved said that three hours after the flight took off, a foreign passenger felt unwell due to the coughing of a passenger in the adjacent seat and changed to another seat by himself, but the seat was not vacant, and was stopped by a foreign passenger, and the two sides broke out in a verbal altercation during the communication and turned into a mutual assault.
In addition, the company affirmed the performance of the team members in this incident, and will give appropriate rewards in the future.
Since July last year
The civil aviation public security handled 669 incidents of "machine trouble".
"Disturbance" is a popular term for behaviors committed by passengers in civil aircraft, airports and other public places that disrupt the order of civil aviation transportation, endanger the personal and property safety of passengers, and endanger public safety.
According to a previous report by Red Star News, "noisy" passengers will be subject to corresponding legal sanctions depending on the circumstances and consequences, such as warnings, fines, detention, criminal liability, etc.; For conduct that seriously disrupts the order of the cabin and obstructs the crew from performing their duties, the perpetrator will be included in the list of seriously untrustworthy persons who are restricted from taking civil aircraft; The perpetrator who causes flight delay and causes economic losses to the airline shall also bear the corresponding civil liability.
According to the China Police Network in April this year, since July 2023, the civil aviation public security organs have organized and carried out special actions to rectify "machine troubles" in accordance with the law and maintain aviation safety and order, so as to fully ensure the safety of civil aviation operations and effectively improve the sense of safety and satisfaction of civil aviation passengers. Since the launch of the special operation, the civil aviation public security organs across the country have cracked down on and dealt with a total of 669 incidents of "machine disturbances", adopted criminal coercive measures against 6 people, and detained 311 people administratively. The proportion of disruptors per million passengers decreased by 13.2% compared with before the special operation.
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